Natural promoters for gene expression and metabolic monitoring in bacillus species

ABSTRACT

Genes have been identified in the Bacillus genome that are responsive to various metabolic conditions and growth cycle changes. The new responsiveness of these genes allows for their use in regulated gene expression in Bacillus sp. and for the monitoring of bioreactor health.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

[0001] This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/214,967, filed Jun. 29, 2000 and of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/268,320, filed Feb. 13, 2001.

[0002] This invention is in the field of bacterial gene expression and fermentation monitoring. More specifically, the invention relates to the use of promoter regions isolated from a Bacillus sp. for regulated gene expression and process control monitoring of fermentation cultures.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

[0003] The Bacillus bacteria are useful.production hosts for a variety of biological materials including enzymes, antibiotics and other pharmaceutically active products. The use of Bacillus species for production of biomaterials is particularly advantageous as compared with other microbial production hosts, particularly gram negative organisms. For example, the most common gram negative organism used in industrial microbiology, E. coli, suffers from the presence of endotoxins which, being pathogenic in man, are undesirable products. Additionally, gram negative hosts often produce proteins in inactive or insoluble forms which necessitate expensive reactivation and purification schemes. In contrast, Bacillus has a highly develop secretory system for the expression and transport of active proteins to the growth medium, thereby facilitating purification and eliminating costly reactivation procedures. Thus Bacillus is a production host of choice for many industrial applications. Methods to enhance gene expression or monitor culture health and biomass production for these organisms are desirable.

[0004] The Bacillus sp. and particularly Bacillus subtilis is well-known for its stationary metabolism (Stragier, P. and Losick, R. 1996. Annu. Rev. Genet. 30:297-341, Lazazzera, B. A. 2000. Curr. Opin Microbiol.3:177-182, Msadek, T. 1999. Trends Microbiol. 7:201-207). A wide variety of genes, such as those involved in catabolism, amino acid biosynthesis, antibiotic production, cell to cell communication, competence, and sporulation, are induced at stationary phase. Bacillus subtilis is also a facultative bacterium capable of growing in the presence or absence of oxygen. In the absence of oxygen, Bacillus subtilis uses nitrate or nitrite as the alternative electron acceptor or grows in the presence of pyruvate (Nakano et al., 1998. Annu. Rev. Microbiol. 52:165-190). It has been shown that promoters that control the expression of genes involved in nitrate and nitrite respiration are under the control of the two-component signal transduction system ResDE (Sun et al., 1996. J. Bacteriol. 178:1374-1385).

[0005] In general, prokaryotic promoters can play an important role in biotechnology particularly in expressing those genes whose products can be made in their active forms and in large quantities in prokaryotic hosts. Identification of the promoters regulated during stationary phase growth when the cells reach a certain density is valuable when Bacillus subtilis is used as a production host. Similarly, promoters induced by oxygen-limiting conditions are very applicable in industrial settings since oxygen level can adjusted easily.

[0006] Investigation of promoter activity in Bacillus subtilis or any other bacterium often employs Northern or Southern blots, enzymatic assays, or reporting genes. These methods permit monitoring of the effect of environmental changes on gene expression by comparing expression levels of a limited number of genes. Furthermore, they often enable investigation of one or a subset of the physiological events and fail to monitor the comprehensive responses of a preponderance of individual genes in the genome of an organism in reliable and useful manner.

[0007] With the advances in genomic research, a powerful way to identify promoters is the use of DNA microarray. DNA microarray is a technology used to explore gene expression profiles in a genome-wide scale (DeRisi, J. L., V. R. Iyer, and P. O. Brown. 1997. Science. 278:680-686). It allows for the identification of genes that are expressed in different growth stages or environmental conditions. This is especially valuable for industrial environments where the conditions for promoter induction have to be convenient, cost effective and compatible with a specific bio-manufacturing process. A significant advance in the art would be a process which would allow for analysis of the timing and extent of induction of most of the genes involved in production and provide inclusive information on the state of the biomass and cell response to growth conditions.

[0008] The problem to be solved therefore is to identify genes within the Bacillus genome that are regulated by metabolic conditions or growth cycle changes, and to apply these genes for gene expression and bioreactor monitoring in Bacillus sp. cultures. Applicants have solved the stated problem by using microarray technology to identify genes which are responsive to oxygen depletion, the presence of nitrite, or are sensitive to various stages of the stationary growth phase.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0009] The present invention provides a method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell containing a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment consisting of the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of narGHJI, csn, yncm, yncD, yvaWXY, ydjL, sunA, and yolIJK and homologues thereof; and b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp cell of step (a) in the absence of oxygen wherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is expressed.

[0010] Optionally cells may be grown in the presence of oxygen to increase the cell biomass and the oxygen level then decreased to allow for induction and expression for the chimeric gene. Subsequently oxygen levels may be restored to permit bioconversion utilizing the product of the expressed coding region.

[0011] Similarly the invention provides a method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell containing a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment consisting of the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of feuABC, ykuNOP, and dhbABC, and homologues thereof; and b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp cell of step (a).in the absence of oxygen and in the presence of nitrite wherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is expressed.

[0012] In another embodiment the invention provides a method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell containing a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment consisting of the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of ycgAN, dhaS rapF, rapG, rapH, rapK, yqhIJ, yveKLMNOPQST, yhfRSTUV, csn, yncM, yvyD, yvaWXY, ydjL, sunA, and yolIJK, and homologues thereof; and b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp cell of step (a) in the presence of oxygen until the cell reaches about T0 of the stationary phasewherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is expressed.

[0013] In an alternate embodiment the invention provides a method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell containing a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment consisting of the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of acoABCL, and glvAC, and homologues thereof; and b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp cell of step (a) in the presence of oxygen until the cell reaches about T1 of the stationary phasewherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is expressed.

[0014] In yet another embodiment the invention provides a method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell containing a chimeric gene comprse a nucleic acid fragment consisting of the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of yxjCDEF, yngEFGHI, yjmCDEFG, ykfABCD, and yodOPRST; and homologues thereof; ahd b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp cell of step (a) in the presence of oxygen until the cell reaches about T3 of the stationary phase wherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is expressed.

[0015] Within the context of the present invention the Bacillus sp. cell is selected from the species consisting of Bacillus subtillus, Bacillus thuringiensis, Bacillus anthiacis, Bacillus cereus, Bacillus brevis, Bacillus megaterium, Bacillus intermedius, Bacillus thermoamyloliquefaciens, Bacillus arnyloliquefaciens, Bacillus circulans, Bacillus lichenifornis, Bacillus macerans, Bacillus sphaericus, Bacillus stearothernophilus, Bacillus laterosporus, Bacillus acidocaldarius, Bacillus pumilus, and Bacillus pseudofirnus.

[0016] Additionally within the context of the present invention the coding region of interest is selected from the group consisting of crtE crtB, pds, crtD, crtL, crtZ, crtX crtO, phaC, phaE, efe, pdc, adh, genes encoding limonene synthase, pinene synthase, bornyl synthase, phellandrene synthase, cineole synthase, sabinene synthase, and taxadiene synthase.

[0017] Additionally the present invention provides a method for monitoring the state of the cell metabolism of a Bacillus sp. culture comprising: a) providing a culture of actively growing Bacillus sp. cells; and b) measuring the expression levels of a pool of genes isolated from the Bacillus cells of step (a), the pool of genes comprising narGHJI, feuABC, ykuNOP, dhbABC, ydjL, sunA, yolIJK, csn ,yncM, yvyD, yvaWXY, yhfRSTUV, yveKLMNOPQST, dhaS, rapF, rapG, rapH, rapK, ycgMN, yqhIJ, glvAC, acoABCL, yxjCDEF, yngEFGHI yjmCDEFG, ykfABCD, yodOPRST, alsT, and yxeKLMN, and homologues thereof.

[0018] In a preferred embodiment the invention provides a monitoring method wherein an actively growing culture is grown in the absence of oxygen and the expression of genes narGHJI, ydjL, sunA, yolIJK, csn, yncM, yvyD, and yvaWXY are up-regulated in the log phase.

[0019] In another preferred embodiment the invention provides a monitoring method wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the absence of oxygen and in the presenece of nitrite and the expression of genes feuABC, ykuNOP, and dhbABC are up-regulated in the log phase.

[0020] Similarly the invention provides a monitoring method wherein the expression of genes narGHJI is down-regillated at about T0 of the stationary phase.

[0021] Additionally the invention provides a monitoring method wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the presence of oxygen and the expression of genes ycgMN, yqhIJ, ydjL, sunA, yolIJK, csn, yncM, yvyD, yvaWXY, yhfRSTUV, yveKLAMOPQST, dhaS, rapF, rapG, rapH, rapK are up-regulated at about T0 of the stationary phase.

[0022] Similarly the invention provides a monitoring method wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the presence of oxygen and the expression of genes, acoABCL and glvAC are up-regulated at about T1 of the stationary phase.

[0023] In an alternate embodiment the invention provides a monitoring method wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the presence of oxygen and the expression of genes, yxjCDEF, yngEFGHI yjmCDEFG, ykfABCD, and yodOPRST are up-regulated at about T3 of the stationary phase.

[0024] In another embodiment the invention provides a monitoring method wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the presence of oxygen and the expression of genes, alsT and yxeKLAN are down-regulated at stationary phase or under nutrient-limiting conditions.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEQUENCES

[0025] The invention can be more fully understood from the following detailed description and the accompanying sequence descriptions which form a part of this application.

[0026] The following sequences conform with 37 C.F.R. 1.821-1.825 (“Requirements for Patent Applications Containing Nucleotide Sequences and/or Amino Acid Sequence Disclosures—the Sequence Rules”) and are consistent with World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Standard ST.25 (1998) and the sequence listing requirements of the EPO and PCT (Rules 5.2 and 49.5(a-bis), and Section 208 and Annex C of the Administrative Instructions). The symbols and format used for nucleotide and amino acid sequence data comply with the rules set forth in 37 C.F.R. §1.822. SEQ ID SEQ ID Description Nucleic acid Description Nucleic acid Nucleotide sequence  1 Nucleotide sequence 42 of a narG gene of a acoB gene Nucleotide sequence  2 Nucleotide sequence 43 of a narH gene of a acoC gene Nucleotide sequence  3 Nucleotide sequence 44 of a narJ gene of a acoL gene Nucleotide sequence  4 Nucleotide sequence 45 of a narI gene of a yhfR gene Nucleotide sequence  5 Nucleotide sequence 46 of a csn gene of a yhfS gene Nucleotide sequence  6 Nucleotide sequence 47 of a yncM gene of a yhfT gene Nucleotide sequence  7 Nucleotide sequence 48 of a yvyD gene of a yhfU gene Nucleotide sequence  8 Nucleotide sequence 49 of a yvaW gene of a yhfV gene Nucleotide sequence  9 Nucleotide sequence 50 of a yvaX gene of a glvA gene Nucleotide sequence 10 Nucleotide sequence 51 of a yvaY gene of a glvC gene Nucleotide sequence 11 Nucleotide sequence 52 of a ydjL gene of a yxjC gene Nucleotide sequence 12 Nucleotide sequence 53 of a sunA gene of a yxjD gene Nucleotide sequence 13 Nucleotide sequence 54 of a yolI gene of a yxjE gene Nucleotide sequence 14 Nucleotide sequence 55 of a yolJ gene of a yxjF gene Nucleotide sequence 15 Nucleotide sequence 56 of a yolK gene of a yngE gene Nucleotide sequence 16 Nucleotide sequence 57 of a feuA gene of a yngF gene Nucleotide sequence 17 Nucleotide sequence 58 of a feuB gene of a yngG gene Nucleotide sequence 18 Nucleotide sequence 59 of a feuC gene of a yngH gene Nucleotide sequence 19 Nucleotide sequence 60 of a ykuN gene of a yngI gene Nucleotide sequence 20 Nucleotide sequence 61 of a ykuO gene of a yjmC gene Nucleotide sequence 21 Nucleotide sequence 62 of a ykuP gene of a yjmD gene Nucleotide sequence 22 Nucleotide sequence 63 of a dhbA gene of a yjmE gene Nucleotide sequence 23 Nucleotide sequence 64 of a dhbB gene of a yjmF gene Nucleotide sequence 24 Nucleotide sequence 65 of a dhbC gene of a yjmG gene Nucleotide sequence 25 Nucleotide sequence 66 of a dhaS gene of a ykfA gene Nucleotide sequence 26 Nucleotide sequence 67 of a rapF gene of a ykfB gene Nucleotide sequence 27 Nucleotide sequence 68 of a rapG gene of a ykfC gene Nucleotide sequence 28 Nucleotide sequence 69 of a rapH gene of a ykfD gene Nucleotide sequence 29 Nucleotide sequence 70 of a rapK gene of a yodO gene Nucleotide sequence 30 Nucleotide sequence 71 of a yqhI gene of a yodP gene Nucleotide sequence 31 Nucleotide sequence 72 of a yqhJ gene of a yodR gene Nucleotide sequence 32 Nucleotide sequence 73 of a yveK gene of a yodS gene Nucleotide sequence 33 Nucleotide sequence 74 of a yveL gene of a yodT gene Nucleotide sequence 34 Nucleotide sequence 75 of a yveM gene of a ycgM gene Nucleotide sequence 35 Nucleotide sequence 76 of a yveN gene of a ycgN gene Nucleotide sequence 36 Nucleotide sequence 77 of a yveO gene of a alsT gene Nucleotide sequence 37 Nucleotide sequence 78 of a yveP gene of a yxeN gene Nucleotide sequence 38 Nucleotide sequence 79 of a yveQ gene of a yxeM gene Nucleotide sequence 39 Nucleotide sequence 80 of a yveS gene of a yxeL gene Nucleotide sequence 40 Nucleotide sequence 81 of a yveT gene of a yxeK gene Nucleotide sequence 41 of a acoA gene

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0027] The present invention advances the art by providing:

[0028] (i) the first instance of a comprehensive survey of endogenous promoters and metabolic markers with a micro-array comprising greater than 75% of all open reading frames from a Bacillus subtilis, overcoming the problems of high concentration of endogenous RNAase and ribosomal RNA;

[0029] (ii) A method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp during the anaerobic growth or induced by oxygen-limiting conditions.

[0030] (iii) A method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp during the stationary growth phase.

[0031] (iv) A method for monitoring the metabolic state of Bacillus sp with gene expression patterns generated by DNA microarray.

[0032] The present invention has utility in many different fields. Gene expression profiles can be used to detect genotypic alterations among strains. The present invention enables the monitoring of expression profiles when changes in growth conditions occur. The genes of the present invention may be used in a modeling system to test perturbations in fermentation process conditions which will determine the requirements for the high yield of bioprocess production. Additionally, many discovery compounds can be screened by comparing a gene expression profile to a known compound that affects the desirable target gene products.

[0033] In this disclosure, a number of terms and abbreviations are used. The following definitions are provided.

[0034] A “nucleic acid” is a polymeric compound comprised of covalently linked subunits called nucleotides. Nucleic acid includes polyribonucleic acid (RNA) and polydeoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), both of which may be single-stranded or double-stranded. DNA includes cDNA, genomic DNA, synthetic DNA, and semi-synthetic DNA.

[0035] As used herein, an “isolated nucleic acid fragment” is a polymer of RNA or DNA that is single- or double-stranded, optionally containing synthetic, non-natural or altered nucleotide bases. An isolated nucleic acid fragment in the form of a polymer of DNA may be comprised of one or more segments of cDNA, genomic DNA or synthetic DNA.

[0036] A nucleic acid fragment is “hybridizable” to another nucleic acid fragment, such as a cDNA, genomic DNA, or RNA, when a single stranded form of the nucleic acid fragment can anneal to the other nucleic acid fragment under the appropriate conditions of temperature and solution ionic strength. Hybridization and washing conditions are well known and exemplified in Sambroolc, J., Fritsch, E. F. and Maniatis, T. Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, Second Edition, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Cold Spring Harbor (1989), particularly Chapter 11 and Table 11.1 therein (entirely incorporated herein by reference). The conditions of temperature and ionic strength determine the “stringency” of the hybridization. Stringency conditions can be adjusted to screen for moderately similar fragments, such as homologous sequences from distantly related organisms, to highly similar fragments, such as genes that duplicate functional enzymes from closely related organisms. Post-hybridization washes determine stringency conditions. One set of preferred conditions uses a series of washes starting with 6×SSC, 0.5% SDS at room temperature for 15 min, then repeated with 2×SSC, 0.5% SDS at 45° C. for 30 min, and then repeated twice with 0.2×SSC, 0.5% SDS at 50° C. for 30 min. A more preferred set of stringent conditions uses higher temperatures in which the washes are identical to those above except for the temperature of the final two 30 min washes in 0.2×SSC, 0.5% SDS was increased to 60° C. Another preferred set of highly stringent conditions uses two final washes in 0.1×SSC, 0.1% SDS at 65° C. Hybridization requires that the two nucleic acids contain complementary sequences, although depending on the stringency of the hybridization, mismatches between bases are possible. The appropriate stringency for hybridizing nucleic acids depends on the length of the nucleic acids and the degree of complementation, variables well known in the art. The greater the degree of similarity or homology between two nucleotide sequences, the greater the value of Tm for hybrids of nucleic acids having those sequences. The relative stability (corresponding to higher Tm) of nucleic acid hybridizations decreases in the following order: RNA:RNA, DNA:RNA, DNA:DNA. For hybrids of greater than 100 nucleotides in length, equations for calculating Tm have been derived (see Sambrook et al., supra, 9.50-9.51). For hybridizations with shorter nucleic acids, i.e., oligonucleotides, the position of mismatches becomes more important, and the length of the oligonucleotide determines its specificity (see Sambrook et al., supra, 11.7-11.8). In one embodiment the length for a hybridizable nucleic acid is at least about 10 nucleotides. Preferable a minimum length for a hybridizable nucleic acid is at least about 15 nucleotides; more preferably at least about 20 nucleotides; and most preferably the length is at least 30 nucleotides. Furthermore, the slilled artisan will recognize that the temperature and wash solution salt concentration may be adjusted as necessary according to factors such as length of the probe.

[0037] As used herein, the term “oligonucleotide” refers to a nucleic acid, generally of at least 18 nucleotides, that is hybridizable to a genomic DNA molecule, a cDNA molecule, or an mRNA molecule. Oligonucleotides can be labeled, e.g., with ³²P-nucleotides or nucleotides to which a label, such as biotin, has been covalently conjugated. In one embodiment, a labeled oligonucleotide can be used as a probe to detect the presence of a nucleic acid according to the invention. In another embodiment, oligonucleotides (one or both of which may be labeled) can be used as PCR primers, either for cloning fall length or a fragment of a nucleic acid of the invention, or to detect the presence of nucleic acids according to the invention. In a further embodiment, an oligonucleotide of the invention can form a triple helix with a DNTA molecule. Generally, oligonucleotides are prepared synthetically, preferably on a nucleic aid synthesizer. Accordingly, oligonucleotides can be prepared with non-naturally occurring phosphoester analog bonds, such as thioester bonds, etc.

[0038] A “gene” refers to an assembly of nucleotides that encode a polypeptide, and includes cDNA and genomic DNA nucleic acids. “Gene” also refers to a nucleic acid fragment that expresses a specific protein, including regulatory sequences preceding (5′ non-coding sequences) and following (3′ non-coding sequences) the coding sequence. “Native gene” refers to a gene as found in nature with its own regulatory sequences. “Chimeric gene” refers to any gene that is not a native gene, comprising regulatory and coding sequences that are not found together in nature. Accordingly, a chimeric gene may comprise regulatory sequences and coding sequences that are derived from different sources, or regulatory sequences and coding sequences derived from the same source, but arranged in a manner different than that found in nature. Chimeric genes of the present invention will typically comprise an inducible promoter operably linked to a coding region of interest. “Endogenous gene” refers to a native gene in its natural location in the genome of an organism. A “foreign” gene refers to a gene not normally found in the host organism, but that is introduced into the host organism by gene transfer. Foreign genes can comprise native genes inserted into a non-native organism, or chimeric genes. A “transgene” is a gene that has been introduced into the genome by a transformation procedure.

[0039] The term “inducible gene” means any Bacillus gene whose expression is up-regulated in response to a specific stress or stimulus. Inducible genes of the present invention include the genes identified as narGHJI, feuABC, ykuNOP, dhbABC, ydjL, sunA, yolIJK, csn, yncM, yvyD, yvaWXY, yhfRSTUV, yveKLMNOPQST, dhaS, rapF, rapG, rapH, rapK, yqhIJ, ycgMN, glvAC, acoABCL,yxjCDEF, yngEFGHI, yjmCDEFG, ykfABCD, yodOPRST, alsT, and yxeKLMN.

[0040] “Coding sequence” or “open reading frame” (ORF) refers to a DNA sequence that codes for a specific amino acid sequence. A coding sequence is “under the control” of transcriptional and translational control sequences in a cell when RNA polymerase transcribes the coding sequence into mRNA, which is then trans-RNA spliced (if the coding sequence contains introns) and translated into the protein encoded by the coding sequence. The term “coding region of interest” refers to any coding region or open reading frame that is expressible in a desired host and may be regulated by the promoter of the present inducible genes.

[0041] “Promoter” refers to a DNA sequence capable of controlling the expression of a coding sequence or functional RNA. In general, a coding sequence is located 3′ to a promoter sequence Promoters may be derived in their entirety from a native gene, or be composed of different elements derived from different promoters found in nature, or even comprise synthetic DNA segments. It is understood by those skilled in the art that different promoters may direct the expression of a gene in different tissues or cell types, or at different stages of development, or in response to different environmental or physiological conditions. Promoters which cause a gene to be expressed in most cell types at most times are commonly referred to as “constitutive promoters”. It is further recognized that since in most cases the exact boundaries of regulatory sequences have not been completely defined, DNA fragments of different lengths may have identical promoter activity. “Inducible promoter” mean any promoter that is responsive to a particular stimulus. Inducible promoters of the present invention will typically be derived from the “inducible genes” and will be responsive to various metabolic conditions (oxygen input, nutrient composition, environmental stress such as pH and temperature changes, or overproduction of a particular product or expression of a foreign gene. product) or stages in the cell growth cycle.

[0042] The term “expression”, as used herein, refers to the transcription and stable accumulation of sense (mRNA) or antisense RNA derived from the nucleic acid fragment of the invention. Expression may also refer to translation of mRNA into a polypeptide.

[0043] The term “up-regulated” as applied to gene expression means the mRNA transcriptional level of a particular gene or region in the test condition is increased as compared to the control condition.

[0044] The term “down-regulated” as applied to gene expression means the mRNA transcriptional level of a particular gene or region in the test condition is decreased as compared to the control condition.

[0045] The term “homologue” as applied to a gene means any gene derived from the same or a different microbe having the same function and may have significant sequence similarity.

[0046] “Transcriptional and translational control sequences” are DNA regulatory sequences, such as promoters, enhancers, terminators, and the like, that provide for the expression of a coding sequence in a host cell. In eulcaryotic cells, polyadenylation signals are control sequences.

[0047] The term “operably linked” refers to the association of nucleic acid sequences on a single nucleic acid fragment so that the function of one is affected by the other. For example, a promoter is operably linked with a coding sequence when it is capable of affecting the expression of that coding sequence (i.e., that the coding sequence is under the transcriptional control of the promoter). Coding sequences can be operably linked to regulatory sequences in sense or antisense orientation.

[0048] The term “genomic DNA” refers to total DNA from an organism.

[0049] The term “total RNA” refers to non-fractionated RNA from an organism.

[0050] The term “probe” refers to a single-stranded nucleic acid molecule that can base pair with a complementary single stranded target nucleic acid to form a double-stranded molecule.

[0051] The term “label” will refer to any conventional molecule which can be readily attached to mRNA or DNA and which can produce a detectable signal, the intensity of which indicates the relative amount of hybridization of the labeled probe to the DNA fragment. Preferred labels are fluorescent molecules or radioactive molecules. A variety of well-known labels can be used.

[0052] The term “complementary” is used to describe the relationship between nucleotide bases that are capable to hybridizing to one another. For example, with respect to DNA, adenosine is complementary to thymine and cytosine is complementary to guanine. Accordingly, the instant invention also includes isolated nucleic acid fragments that are complementary to the complete sequences as reported in the accompanying Sequence Listing as well as those substantially similar nucleic acid sequences.

[0053] The term “growth cycle” as applied to a cell refers to the metabolic cycle through which a cell moves in culture conditions. The cycle may be divided into various stages known as the exponential phase, the end of exponential, and the stationary phase.

[0054] The term “exponential growth”, “exponential phase growth”, “log phase” or “log phase growth” refer to the rate at which microorganisms are growing and dividing. When growing in log phase microorganisms are growing at the maximal rate possible given their genetic potential, the nature of the medium, and the conditions under which they are grown. Microorganism rate of growth is constant during exponential phase and the microorganism divides and doubles in number at regular intervals. Cells that are “actively growing” are those that are growing in log phase.

[0055] The term “stationary phase” refers to the growth cycle phase where cell growth in a culture slows or even ceases. In Bacillus subtilis, T0 represents the end of the exponential growth phase or the beginning of the stationary phase. T1 means one hour after T0 or one hour into the stationary phase. T3 means three hours from T0 or three hours into the stationary phase.

[0056] The term “growth-altering environment” refers to energy, chemicals, or living things that have the capacity to either inhibit cell growth or kill cells. Inhibitory agents may include but are not limited to mutagens, antibiotics, UV light, gamma-rays, x-rays, extreme temperature, phage, macrophages, organic chemicals and inorganic chemicals.

[0057] “State of the cell” refers to metabolic state of the organism when grown under different conditions.

[0058] The term “alkyl” will mean a univalent group derived from alkanes by removal of a hydrogen atom from any carbon atom: C_(n)H_(2n+1)—. The groups derived by removal of a hydrogen atom from a terminal carbon atom of unbranched alkanes form a subclass of normal alkyl (n-alkyl) groups: H[CH₂]_(n)—. The groups RCH₂—, R₂CH— (R not equal to H), and R₃C— (R not equal to H) are primary, secondary and tertiary alkyl groups respectively.

[0059] The term “alkenyl” will mean an acyclic branched or unbranched hydrocarbon having one carbon-carbon double bond and the general formula C_(n)H_(2n). Acyclic branched or unbranched hydrocarbons having more than one double bond are alkadienes, alkatrienes, etc.

[0060] The term “alkylidene” will mean the divalent groups formed from alkanes by removal of two hydrogen atoms from the same carbon atom, the free valencies of which are part of a double bond (e.g. (CH₃)₂C=propan-2-ylidene).

[0061] The term “DNA microarray” or “DNA chip” means the assembling of PCR products of a group of genes or all genes within a genome on a solid surface in a high density format or array. General methods for array construction and use are available (see Schena M., Shalon D., Davis R. W., Brown P. O., Quantitative monitoring of gene expression patternswith a complementary DNA microarray. Science. 1995 Oct. 20; 270(5235): 467-70 and http://cmgm.stanford.edu/pbrown/mguide/index.html). A DNA microarray allows for the analysis of gene expression patterns or profiles of many genes to be performed simultaneously by hybridizing the DNA microarray comprising these genes or PCR products of these genes with cDNA probes prepared from the sample to be analyzed. DNA microarray or “chip” technology permits examination of gene expression on a genomic scale, allowing transcription levels of many genes to be measured simultaneously. Briefly, DNA microarray or chip technology comprises arraying microscopic amounts of DNA complementary to genes of interest or open reading frames on a solid surface at defined positions. This solid surface is generally a glass slide, or a membrane (such as nylon membrane). The DNA sequences may be arrayed by spotting or by photolithography (see http://www.affymetrix.com/). Two separate fluorescently-labeled probe mixes prepared fiom the two sample(s) to be compared are hybridized to the microarray and the presence and amount of the bound probes are detected by fluorescence followimg laser excitation using a scanning confocal microscope and quantitated using a laser scanner and appropriate array analysis software packages. Cy3 (green) and Cy5 (red) fluorescent labels are routinely used in the art, however, other similar fluorescent labels may also be employed. To obtain and quantitate a gene expression profile or pattern between the two compared samples, the ratio between the signals in the two channels (red:green) is calculated with the relative intensity of Cy5/Cy3 probes taken as a reliable measure of the relative abundance of specific mRNAs in each sample. Materials for the construction of DNA microarrays are commercially available (Affymetrix (Santa Clara Calif.) Sigma Chemical Company (St Louis, Mo.) Genosys (The Woodlands, Tex.) Clontech (Palo Alto Calif.) and Corning (Corning N.Y.). In addition, custom DNA microarrays can be prepared by commercial vendors such as Affymetrix, Clontech, and Corning.

[0062] The term “expression profile” refers to the expression of groups of genes under a given conditions.

[0063] The term “gene expression profile” refers to the expression of an individual gene and of suites of individual genes.

[0064] Standard recombinant DNA and molecular cloning techniques used here are well known in the art and are described by Sambrook, J., Fritsch, E. F. and Maniatis, T., Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual Second Edition, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. (1989) (hereinafter “Maniatis”); and by Silhavy, T. J., Bennan, M. L. and Enquist, L. W., Experiments with Gene Fusions, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Cold Press Spring Harbor, N.Y. (1984); and by Ausubel, F. M. et al., Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, published by Greene Publishing Assoc. and Wiley-Interscience (1987).

[0065] The present invention identifies a number of genes contained within the Bacillus subtilis genome that are responsive to various metabolic conditions or growth cycle conditions. The discovery that these genes are regulated in response to these conditions allows for their use in gene expression and in the monitoring and regulating of bioreactor health.

Generation of Microarrays

[0066] The invention identifies a number of genes known in the art as being responsive to various conditions not heretofore appreciated. The identification of these new inducing conditions was made by means of the application of DNA mircoarray technology to the Bacillus subitilis genome. Any Bacillus species may be used, however Bacillus subtillis strain, obtained from Bacillus Genetic Stock Center (Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio) is preferred.

[0067] The generation of DNA microarrays is common and well kcnown in the art (see for example Brown et al., U.S. Pat. No. 6,110,426). Typically generation of a microarry begins with providing a nucleic acid sample comprising mRNA transcript(s) of the gene or genes, or nucleic acids derived from the mRNA transcript(s) to be included in the array. As used herein, a nucleic acid derived from an mRNA transcript refers to a nucleic acid for whose synthesis the mRNA transcript or a subsequence thereof has ultimately served as a template. Thus, a cDNA reverse transcribed from an mRNA, an RNA transcribed from that cDNA, a DNA amplified from the cDNA, an RNA transcribed from the amplified DNA, etc., are all derived from the MnRNA transcript and detection of such derived products is indicative of the presence and/or abundance of the original transcript in a sample. Thus, suitable samples include, but are not limited to, mRNA transcripts of the gene or genes, cDNA reverse transcribed from the mRNA, cRNA transcribed from the cDNA, DNA amplified from the genes, RNA transcribed from amplified DNA, and the like.

[0068] Typically the genes are amplified by methods of primer directed amplification such as polymerase chain reaction (PCR) (U.S. Pat. No. 4,683,202 (1987, Mullis, et al.) and U.S. Pat. No. 4,683,195 (1986, Mullis, et al.), ligase chain reaction (LCR) (Tabor et al., Proc. Acad Sci. U.S.A., 82, 1074-1078 (1985)) or strand displacement amplification (Walker et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A., 89, 392, (1992)) for example.

[0069] Amplified ORF's are then spotted on slides comprised of glass or some other solid substrate by methods well known in the art to form a micro-array. Methods of forming high density arrays of oligonucleotides, with a minimal number of synthetic steps are known (see for example Brown et al., U.S. Pat. No. 6,110,426). The oligonucleotide analogue array can be synthesized on a solid substrate by a variety of methods, including, but not limited to, light-directed chemical coupling, and mechanically directed coupling. See Pirrung et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,143,854 (see also PCT Application No. WO 90/15070) and Fodor et al., PCT Publication Nos. WO 92/10092 and WO 93/09668 which disclose methods of forming vast arrays of peptides, oligonucleotides and other molecules using, for example, light-directed synthesis techniques. See also, Fodor et al., Science, 251, 767-77 (1991).

[0070] The ORF's are arrayed in high density on at least one glass microscope slide. Once all the genes of ORF's from the genome are amplified, isolated and arrayed, a set of probes, bearing a signal generating label are synthesized. Probes may be randomlv generated or may be synthesized based on the sequence of specific open reading frames. Probes are typically single stranded nucleic acid sequences which are complementary to the nucleic acid sequences to be detected. Probes are “hybridizable” to the ORF's. The probe length can vary from 5 bases to tens of thousands of bases, and will depend upon the specific test to be done. Typically a probe length of about 15 bases to about 30 bases is suitable. Only part of the probe molecule need be complementary to the nucleic acid sequence to be detected. In addition, the complementrrity between the probe and the target sequence need not be perfect. Hybridization does occur between imperfectly complementary molecules with the result that a certain fraction of the bases in the hybridized region are not paired with the proper complementary base.

[0071] Signal generating labels that may be incorporated into the probes are well known in the art. For example labels may include but are not limited to fluorescent moieties, chemiluminescent moieties, particles, enzymes, radioactive tags, or light emitting moieties or molecules, where fluorescent moieties are preferred. Most preferred are fluorescent dyes capable of attaching to nucleic acids and emitting a fluorescent signal. A variety of dyes are known in the art such as fluorescein, texas red, and rhodamine. Preferred are the mono reactive dyes cy3 (146368-16-3) and cy5 (146368-14-1) both available commercially (i.e.Amersham Pharmacia Biotech, Arlington Heights, Ill.). Suitable dyes are discussed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,814,454 hereby incorporated by reference.

[0072] Labels may be incorporated by any of a number of means well known to those of skill in the art. However, in a preferred embodiment, the label is simultaneously incorporated during the amplification step in the preparation of the probe nucleic acids. Thus, for example, polymerase chain reaction (PCR) with labeled primers or labeled nucleotides will provide a labeled amplification product. In a preferred embodiment, reverse transcription or replication, using a labeled nucleotide (e.g. dye-labeled UTP and/or CTP) incorporates a label into the transcribed nucleic acids.

[0073] Alternatively, a label may be added directly to the original nucleic acid sample (e.g., mRNA, polyA mRNA, cDNA, etc.) or to the amplification product after the synthesis is completed. Means of attaching labels to nucleic acids are well known to those of skill in the art and include, for example nick translation or end-labeling (e.g. with a labeled RNA) by kinasing of the nucleic acid and subsequent attachment (ligation) of a nucleic acid linker joining the sample nucleic acid to a label (e.g., a fluorophore).

[0074] Following incorporation of the label into the probe the probes are then hybridized to the micro-array using standard conditions where hybridization results in a double stranded nucleic acid, generatuig a detectable signal from the label at the site of capture reagent attachment to the surface. Typically the probe and array must be mixed with each other under conditions which will permit nucleic acid hybridization. This involves contacting the probe and array in the presence of an inorganic or organic salt under the proper concentration and temperature conditions. The probe and array nucleic acids must be in contact for a long enough time that any possible hybridization between the probe and sample nucleic acid may occur. The concentration of probe or array in the mixture will determine the time necessary for hybridization to occur. The higher the probe or array concentration the shorter the hybridization incubation time needed. Optionally a chaotropic agent may be added. The chaotropic agent stabilizes nucleic acids by inhibiting nuclease activity. Furthermore, the chaotropic agent allows sensitive and stringent hybridization of short oligonucleotide probes at room temperature [Van Ness and Chen (1991) Nucl. Acids Res. 19:5143-5151]. Suitable chaotropic agents include guanidinium chloride, guanidinium thiocyanate, sodium thiocyanate, lithium tetrachloroacetate, sodium perchlorate, rubidium tetrachloroacetate, potassium iodide, and cesium trifluoroacetate, among others. Typically, the chaotropic agent will be present at a final concentration of about 3 M. If desired, one can add formamide to the hybridization mixture, typically 30-50% (v/v).

[0075] Various hybridization solutions can be employed. Typically, these comprise from about 20 to 60% volume, preferably 30%, of a polar organic solvent. A common hybridization solution employs about 30-50% v/v formamide, about 0.15 to 1 M sodium chloride, about 0.05 to 0.1 M buffers, such as sodium citrate, Tris-HCl, PIPES or HEPES (pH range about 6-9), about 0.05 to 0.2% detergent, such as sodium dodecylsulfate, or between 0.5-20 mM EDTA, FICOLL (Pharmacia Inc.) (about 300-500 kilodaltons), polyvinylpyrrolidone (about 250-500 kdal), and serum albumin. Also included in the typical hybridization solution will be unlabeled carrier nucleic acids from about 0.1 to 5 mg/mL, fragmented nucleic DNA, e.g., calf thymus or salmon sperm DNA, or yeast RNA, and optionally from about 0.5 to 2% wt./vol. glycine. Other additives may also be included, such as volume exclusion agents which include a variety of polar water-soluble or swellable agents, such as polyethylene glycol, anionic polymers such as polyacrylate or polymethylacrylate, and anionic saccharidic polymers, such as dextran sulfate. Methods of optimizing hybridization conditions are well lmown to those of skill in the art (see, e.g., Laboratory Techniques in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Vol. 24: Hybridization With Nucleic Acid Probes, P. Tijssen, ed. Elsevier, N.Y., (1993)) and Maniatis, supra.

Identification of Responsive CGenes

[0076] The basis of gene expression profiling via micro-array technology relies on comparing an organism under a variety of conditions that result in alteration of the genes expressed. Within the context of the present invention a single population of cells was exposed to a variety of stresses that resulted in the alteration of gene expression. The stresses or induction conditions analyzed included 1) oxygen deprivation 2) the combination of oxygen deprivation and presence of nitrite and 3) reaching the stationary growth phase. Non-stressed cells are used for generation of “control” arrays and stressed cells are used to generate an “experimental”, “stressed” or “induced” arrays.

[0077] Using the above described method of DNA microarray technology and comparing induced vs. non-induced cultures it was determined that the genes narGHJI, csn, yncM, yvyD, yva WXY, ydjL, sunA, and yolIJK are induced in the absence of oxygen in the log or exponential phase of the Bacillus cell cycle. Similarly it was determined that absence of oxygen combined with the presence of nitrite was sufficient to upregulate or induce the genes feuABC, ykuNOP, and dhbABC. Typically the concentration of nitrite is from about 1 mM to about 10 mM in the medium. In these instances the necessary elements for induction include both the lack of oxygen and growth in the log phase. Either the addition of oxygen or reaching the stationary growth phase resulted in the down regulation of these genes.

[0078] Additionally it was discovered that a number of genes were highly induced at various times in the stationary phase of the cell growth cycle. For example, reaching T0 of the stationary phase under aerobic conditions was sufficient to upregulate the genes ycgMN, dhaS rapF, rapG, raph, rapIC yqhIJ yveKLMNOPQST, yhfRSTUV, csn, yncM, yvyD, yvaVXT, ydjL, sunA, and yolIJK. Similarly reaching T1 of the stationary phase under aerobic conditions was sufficient to upregulate the genes acoABCL, andglvAC. Reaching T3 of the stationary phase under aerobic conditions was sufficient to upregulate the genes yxjCDEF, yngEFGHI, yjmCDEFG, ykfABCD, and yodOPRST

[0079] In addition to the discovery of the induction conditions for the above mentioned genes, it was further discovered that a number of genes were down regulated at very specific times during the growth cycle. For example, alsT and yxeKLMN regions are down-regulated upon entering the stationary phase.

[0080] It will be appreciated by the skilled person that the genes of the present invention have homologues in a variety of Bacillus species and the use of the genes for heterologus gene expression and the monitoring of bioreactor health and production are not limited to those genes derived from Bacillus subitilis but extend to homologues in any Bacillus species if they are present. For example the invention encompasses homologues derived from species including, but not limited to Bacillus subtillus, Bacillus thuringiensis, Bacillus anthracis, Bacillus cereus, Bacillus brevis, Bacillus megaterium, Bacillus intermedius, Bacillus thermoamyloliquefaciens, Bacillus amyloliquefaciens, Bacillus circulans, Bacillus licheniformis, Bacillus macerans, Bacillus sphaericus, Bacillus stearothermophilus, Bacillus laterosporus, Bacillus acidocaldarius, Bacillus pumilus, and Bacillus pseudofirmus. Although all of the genes of the present invention have been identified in the Bacillus subtilis genome (Kunst et al., Nature 390 (6657), 249-256 (1997) homologs of csn for example have been identified in Bacillus circulans, and Bacillus ehimensis (Shimosalca et al., Appl. Microbiol Biotechnol. (2000), 54(3), 354-360; Masson et al., Gene (1994), 140(1), 103-7 and in Bacillus aimyloliquefaciens (Seki et., Adv. Chitin Sci. 20 (1997), 2, 284-289.

[0081] The function of the instant genes and the conditions under which they are up-regulated or down-regulated are given in Table 1 below. TABLE 1 Gene or Gene Cluster Name* Function Up-regulated Down-regulated NarGHJI Nitrate in Log Phase Stationary Phase reduction under oxygen- under oxygen- limiting limitation conditions conditions csn chitosanase O2 depletion in Log Phase or +O2 in stationary Phase in the yncM Unknown O2 depletion in Log Phase or +O2 in stationary Phase yvyD O2 depletion in Log Phase or +O2 in stationary Phase yvaWXY O2 depletion in Log Phase or +O2 in stationary Phase ydjL O2 depletion Stationary Phase in Log Phase or +O2 in stationary Phase sunA Sublancin O2 depletion lantibiotic in Log Phase or +O2 in stationary Phase (T0 & T1) yolIJK Modification O2 depletion of SunA in Log Phase or +O2 in stationary Phase (T0 & T1) feuABC Fe transport O2 limiting- condition and in the presence of nitrite ykuNOP Unknown O2 limiting- condition and in the presence of nitrite dhbABC Fe uptake O2 limiting- condition and in the presence of nitrite dhaS aldehyde Aerobic, dehydrogenase stationary (T0, T1, T3) rapF response Aerobic, regulator stationary aspartate (T0, T1, T3) phosphatase rapG response Aerobic, regulator stationary aspartate (T0, T1, T3) phosphatase rapH response Aerobic, regulator stationary aspartate (T0, T1, T3) phosphatase rapK response Aerobic, regulator stationary aspartate (T0, T1, T3) phosphatase yqhIJ Possibly Aerobic, involved in stationary amino acide (T0, T1, T3) biosynthesis yveKLMNOPQST, Polysaccharide Aerobic, biosythesis stationary (T0, T1) yhfRSTUV unknown Aerobic, stationary (T0) acoABCL, Acetoin Aerobic, metablism stationary (T1, T3) glvAC glvA 6- Aerobic, phospho- stationary alpha- (T1) glucosidase yxjCDEF unknown Aerobic, stationary (T3) yngEFGHI unknown Aerobic, stationary (T3) yjmCDEFG unknown Aerobic, stationary (T3) ykfABCD unknown Aerobic, stationary (T3) yodOPRST . YodO, lysine Aerobic, 2,3-amino- stationary mutase (T3) Rest unknown ycgMN Possible Aerobic proline stationary biosynthesis (T1, T0, T3) alsT sodium/proton- Aerobic dependent stationary alanine carrier (alsT) yxeKLMN Similar to Aerobic amino acid stationary transporter or mono- oxygenase

[0082] Although narGHJI and acoABCL have been previously characterized using DNA microarray technology, Applicants have been able to compare the relative fold induction of the genes with more than 4,000 other genes in the genome to derive new functional information. For example it was seen that the narGHJI was the highest induced region under anaerobic conditions in the log phase. The acoABCL is the highest induced region after one hour into the stationary phase. These findings demonstrate that the promoter regions from these genes may be used to regulate gene expression or they may function as diagnostic markers.

Expression Profiles To Monitor Biomass.

[0083] The genes of the present invention may be used in a variety of formats for the monitoring of the state of biomass in a reactor.

[0084] A gene expression profile is a reflection of the environmental conditions within which a cell is growing at anyone particular time. As a result, these profiles or patterns can be used as markers to describe the metabolic state of the cells. For example, an increase in mRNA levels for ycgMN, rapF, rapK, rapH, rapG, yvyD, yvaWXY, sunA, yncM, ydjL, yhJRSTUV genes and a reduction in alsT and yxeKLAN will indicate the cell is experiencing nutrient limitation since their expression levels start to change at the end of exponential phase. If the DNA regions yjmCDEFG, ykfABCD, yngEFGHI, and yxjDDEF show increased mRNA levels, that will suggest a more severe state of nutrient limitation since they are normally expressed three hours into the stationary phase. Similarly an increase in transcription for sunA, yolIJK, yvaWXY, ydjL, yvyD, csn, and yncM, but not other stationary phase genes, will indicate a limitation in oxygen supply to the cell.

[0085] Formats for using these genes for biomass monitoring will vary depending on the type of fermentation to be monitored and will include but is not limited to DNA microarrv analysis; northern blots [Krumlauf, Robb, Methods Mol. Biol. (Totowa, N.J.) (1991), 7 (Gene Transfer Expression Protocols), 307-23,] primer extension, and nuclease protection assays [Walmsley et al., Methods Mol. Biol. (Totowa, N.J.) (1991), 7 (Gene Transfer Expression Protocols), 271-81] or other mRNA quantification procedures. Methods of gene expression monitoring with DNA microarrays typically involve (1) construction of DNA microarray for Bacillus subtilis (2) RNA isolation, labeling and slide hybridization of a nucleic acid target sample to a high density array of nucleic acid probes, and (3) detecting and quantifying the amount of target nucleic acid hybridized to each probe in the array and calculating a relative expression. Hybridization with these arrays permits simultaneous monitoring of the various members of a gene family and subsequently allows one to optimize production yield in a bioreactor by monitoring the state of the biomass.

[0086] Furthermore, the expression monitoring method of the present invention allows for the development of “dynamic” gene database that defmes a gene's function and its interaction with other genes. The identified genes can be used to study the genes responsible for the inactivation and expression analysis of the unanalyzed genes in different regions of Bacillus subtilis genome. The results of this kind of analysis provides valuable information about the necessity of the inactivated genes and their expression patterns during growth in different conditions.

[0087] Additionally, the genes which have been identified by the present invention can be employed as promoter candidates and diagnostic markers for the metabolic state of the organism and potential stress factors or limitations of nutrients during growth. For example, an optimized process for the production of a specific bio-based material can be developed with the promoters and gene expression patterns in the present invention. Such a process could involve culture media change, oxygen input, nutrient composition, environmental stress (such as pH and temperature changes), overproduction of a particular product or expression of a foreign gene product. Accordingly, through the use of such methods, the present invention may bejsed to monitor global expression profiles which reflect the state of the cell.

Regulated Gene Expression

[0088] The genes of the present invention may be used to effect the regulated expression of chimeric genes in various Bacillus sp. under specific induction conditions or at a specific point in the cell growth cycle. Useful chimeric genes will include the promoter region of any one of the inducible genes defined herein, operably linked to a coding region of interest to be expressed in a Bacillus host. Any host that is capable of accommodating the promoter region is suitable including but not limited to Bacillus subtillus, Bacillus thuringiensis, Bacillus anthracis, Bacillus cereus, Bacillus brevis, Bacillus megaterium, Bacillus intermedius, Bacillus thermoamyloliquefaciens, Bacillus amyloliquefaciens, Bacillus circulans, Bacillus licheniformis, Bacillus macerans, Bacillus sphaericus, Bacillus stearothermophilus, Bacillus laterosporus, Bacillus acidocaldarius, Bacillus pumilus, and Bacillus pseudofirmus.

[0089] Coding regions of interest to be expressed in the recombinant Bacillus host may be either endogenous to the host or heterologous and must be compatible with the host organism. Genes encoding proteins of commercial value are particularly suitable for expression. For example, coding regions of interest may include, but are not limited to those encoding viral, bacterial, fungal, plant, insect, or vertebrate, including mammalian polypeptides and may be, for example, structural proteins, enzymes, or peptides. A particularly preferred, but non-limiting list include, genes encoding enzymes involved in the production of isoprenoid molecules, genes encoding polyhydroxyalkanoic acid (PHA) synthases (phaE; Genbank Accession No. GI 1652508, phaC; Genbank Accession No. GI 1652509) from Synechocystis or other bacteria, genes encoding carotenoid pathway genes such as phytoene synthase (crtB; Genbank Accession No. GI 1652930), phytoene desaturase (crtD; Genbank Accession No. GI 1652929), beta-carotene ketolase (crto; Genbank Accession No. GI 1001724); and the like, ethylene forming enzyme (efe) for ethylene production, pyruvate decarboxylase (pdc), alcohol dehydrogenase (adh), cyclic terpenoid syntahses (i.e. limonene synthase, pinene synthase, bomyl synthase, phellandrene synthase, cineole synthase, and sabinene synthase) for the production of terpenoids, and taxadiene synthase for the production of taxol, and the like. Genes encoding enzymes involved in the production of isoprenoid molecules include for example, geranyfgeranyl pyrophosphate synthase (crtE; Genbank Accelon No. GI 1651762), solanesyl diphosphate synthase (sds; Genbank Accession No. GI 1651651), which can be expressed in Bacillus to exploit the high flux for the isoprenoid pathway in this organism. Genes encoding polyhydroxyalkanoic acid (PHA) synthases (phaE, phaC) may be used for the production of biodegradable plastics.

[0090] The initiation regions or promoters for construction of the chimera to be expressed will be derived from the inducible genes identified herein. The promoter regions may be identified from the sequence of the inducible genes and their homologues (see Table 1) and isolated according to common methods (Maniatis supra). Once the promoter regions are identified and isolated they may be operably linked to a coding region of interest to be expressed in suitable expression vectors.

[0091] Examples of sequence-dependent protocols for homologue identification include, but are not limited to, methods of nucleic acid hybridization, and methods of DNA and RNA amplification as exemplified by various uses of nucleic acid amplification technologies [e.g., polymerase chain reaction, Mullis et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,683,202; ligase chain reaction (LCR), Tabor, S. et al., Proc. Acad Sci. USA 82, 1074, (1985)] or strand displacement amplification [SDA, Walker, et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A., 89, 392, (1992)].

[0092] Generally two short segments of the instant sequences may be used in polymerase chain reaction protocols to amplify longer nucleic acid fragments encoding homologous genes from DNA or RNA. The polymerase chain reaction may also be performed on a library of cloned nucleic acid fragments wherein the sequence of one primer is derived from the instant nucleic acid fragments, and the sequence of the other primer takes advantage of the presence of the polyadenylic acid tracts to the 3′ end of the mRNA precursor encoding microbial genes.

[0093] Alternatively the instant sequences may be employed as hybridization reagents for the identification of homologues. The basic components of a nucleic acid hybridization test include a probe, a sample suspected of containing the gene or gene fragment of interest, and a specific hybridization method. Probes of the present invention are typically single stranded nucleic acid sequences which are complementary to the nucleic acid sequences to be detected. Probes are “hybridizable” to the nucleic acid sequence to be detected.

[0094] Vectors or cassettes useful for the transformation of suitable Bacillus host cells are well known in the art. Typically the vector or cassette contains sequences directing transcription and translation of the relevant gene, a selectable marker, and sequences allowing autonomous replication or chromosomal integration. Suitable vectors comprise a region 5′ of the gene which harbors transcriptional initiation controls and a region 3′ of the DNA fragment which controls transcriptional termination. It is most preferred when both control regions are derived from genes homologous to the transformed host cell, although it is to be understood that such control regions need not be derived from the genes native to the specific species chosen as a production host. Termination control regions may also be derived from various genes native to the preferred hosts. Optionally, a termination site may be unnecessary, however, it is most preferred if included.

[0095] Application of integration vectors for genetic manipulation is very well established and widely used in Bacillus subtilis (M. Perego, 1993, In Bacillus subtilis and Other Gram-Positive Bacteria, p.615-624.). Alternatively, the promoters to be used can be cloned into a plasmid which is capable of transforming and replicating itself in Bacillus subtilis (L. Janniere, et al, In Bacillus subtilis and Other Gram-Positive Bacteria, p. 625-644; Nagarajan et al, 1987, U.S. Pat. No. 4,801,537). The gene to be expressed can then be cloned downstream from the promoter. Once the recombinant Bacillus sp. is established, gene expression can be accomplished by the conditions such as oxygen-limitation, nitrite addition and others.

[0096] Optionally it may be desired toproduce the instant gene product as a secretion product of the transformed hdst. Secretion of desired proteins into the growth media has the advantages of simplified and less costly purification procedures. It is well known in the art that secretion signal sequences are often usefuil in facilitating the active transport of expressible proteins across cell membranes. The creation of a transformed host capable of secretion may be accomplished by the incorporation of a DNA sequence that codes for a secretion signal which is functional in the host production host. Methods for choosing appropriate signal sequences are well known in the art (see for example EP 546049;WO 9324631). The secretion signal DNA or facilitator may be located between the expression-controlling DNA and the instant gene or gene fragment, and in the same reading frame with the latter.

EXAMPLES

[0097] The present invention is further defined in the following Examples. It should be understood that these Examples, while indicating preferred embodiments of the invention, are given by way of illustration only. From the above discussion and these Examples, one skilled in the art can ascertain the essential characteristics of this invention, and without departing from the spirit and scope thereof, can make various changes and modifications of the invention to adapt it to various usages and conditions.

General Methods

[0098] Standard recombinant DNA and molecular cloning techniques used in the Examples are well known in the art and are described by Sambrook, J., Fritsch, E. F. and Maniatis, T. Molecular Cloning.: A Laboratory Manual; Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press: Cold Spring Harbor, (1989) (Maniatis) and by T. J. Silhavy, M. L. Bennan, and L. W. Enquist, Experiments with Gene Fusions, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. (1984) and by Ausubel, F. M. et al., Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, pub. by Greene Publishing Assoc. and Wiley-lnterscience (1987).

[0099] The meaning of abbreviations is as follows: “hr” means hour(s), “min” means minute(s), “sec” means second(s), “d” means day(s), “mL” means milliliter(s), “μL” means microliter(s), “nL” means nanoliter(s), “μg” means microgram(s), “ng” means nanogram(s), “nM” means millimole(s), “μM” means micromole(s).

Media and Culture Conditions

[0100] Materials and methods suitable for the maintenance and growth of bacterial cultures were found in Experiments in Molecular Genetics (Jeffrey H. Miller), Cold spring Harbor Laboratory Press (1972), Manual of Methods for General Bacteriology (Phillip Gerhardt, R. G. E. Murray, Ralph N. Costilow, Eugene W. Nester, Willis A. Wood, Noel R. Krieg and G. Briggs Phillips, eds), pp. 210-213, American Society for Microbiology, Washington, D.C. or Thomas D. Brock in Biotechnology: A Textbook of Industrial Microbiology, Second Edition (1989) Sinauer Associates, Inc., Sunderland Mass. All reagents and materials used for the growth and maintenance of bacterial cells were obtained from Aldrich Chemicals (Milwaukee, Wis.), DIFCO Laboraoties (Detroit, Mich.), Gibco/BRL (Gaithersburg, Md.), or Sigima Chemical Company (St. Louis, Mo.) unless otherwise specified.

Molecular Biology Techniques

[0101] Methods for agarose gel electrophoresis were performed as described in Sambrook, J., et al., Molecular Cloning A Laboratory Manual, Second Edition, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press (1989). Polymerase Chain Reactions (PCR) techniques were found in White, B., PCR Protocols: Current Methods and Applications, Volume 15(1993) Humana Press Inc.

Example 1 Application of DNA Microarray Technology in Bacillus subtilis

[0102] Example 1 describes a procedure for the use of DNA microarray in Bacillus subtilis following growth of the cells in different growth medium. The signal intensity of each spots in the array was used to determine genome-wide gene expression patterns of this organism.

Bacillus subtilis Strain and Culture Media

[0103]Bacillus subtilis strain 168 (a derivative JH642) was obtained from Bacillus Genetic Stock Center (Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio). Cells were routinely grown at 37° C. in the following media: 2×YT medium (Gibco BRL, Gaithersburg, Md.) or Schaeffer's sporulation medium. One liter of the Schaeffer's medium contains the following ingedient: 8 g Bacto-nutrient broth, 1 g ofKCl, 0.12 g ofMgSO₄.7H₂O, 0.5 ml of 1.0 MNaOH, 1 ml of 1.0 M Ca(NO₃)₄, 1 ml of 0.01 M MnCl₂, and 1 ml of 1.0 mM FeSO₄.

Construction of DNA Microarray for Bacillus subtilis

[0104] The oligonucleotides for all 4,100 ORFs of the Bacillus subtilis genome were purchased from Genosys (Woodlands, Tex.). The HotStart PCR kit from Qiagen (Valencia, Calif.) was used for all PCR reactions. The cycling conditions were as follows: 30 seconds of annealing at 55° C., 2 minutes of elongation at 72° C., and 30 seconds of denaturing at 95° C. The PCR products were purified with the QIAquick Multiwell PCR purification kit from Qiagen and the quality of the PCR reactions was checked by electrophoresis on an agarose gel (1%). Each image was stored in a database and the observed sizes of PCR products were automatically comparedto the expected value. This information was also used as a reference to check the quality of hybridization at a later stage. After two rounds of PCR reactions, about 95% of the PCR reactions were successful and the remaining ORFs were amplified with another set of oligonucleotides. If an ORF was larger than 3 kb, only a portion of the gene (2 kb or less) was amplified. A total of 4,020 PCR products were obtained. These PCR products were spotted onto sodium thiocyanate optimized Type 6 slides (Amersham Pharmacia Biotech, Piscataway, N.J.) with the Molecular Dynamics Generation III spotter (Sunnyvale, Calif.). Each of the 4,020 PCR products was spotted in duplicate on a single slide.

[0105] Each array slide also contained 10 different internal controls consisting different 1.0 kb lambda DNA fiagments. The PCR product of each control was spotted in three different locations in the array. Every control fragment also contained a T7 promoter generated by PCR reaction. PCR products were directly used to generate RNAs with the in vitro transcription kit (Ambion, Austin, Tex.). An equal amount of control mRNA mixture was spiked into the two total RNA samples before each labeling.

RNA Isolation, Labeling and Slide Hybridization

[0106] Total RNA was isolated from Bacillus subtilis with the Qiagen RNeasy Mini kit. The cell culture was harvested by centrifugation with a Bechman table top centifuge (Beckman Instruments, Fullerton, Calif.). The speed of centrifuge was brought up to 9,000 rpm and then stop immediately. Cells were suspended directly in RLT buffer and placed in a 2 ml tube with ceramic beads from the FastRNA kit (Bio101, Vista, Calif.). The tube was shaken for 40 seconds at the speed setting of 4.0 in a bead beater (FP120 FastPrep cell disrupter, Savant Instruments, Inc., Holbrook, N.Y.). Residue DNA was removed on-column with Qiaen RNase-free DNase. To generate cDNA probes with reverse transcriptase, 10 to 15 ug of RNA was used for each labeling reaction. The protocol for labeling was similar to the one previously described for yeast (DeRisi, J. L., V. P Iyer, and P. O. Brown, 1997, Exploring the metabolic and genetic control of gene expression on a genomic scale, Science. 278:680-686). For this work, random hexamers (Gibco BRL) were used for priming and the fluorophor Cy3-dCTP or Cy5-dCTP (Amersham Pharmacia Biotech) was used for labeling. After labeling, RNA was removed by NaOH treatment and cDNA was immediately purified with a Qiagen PCR Mini kit. The efficiency of labeling was routinely monitored by the absorbance at 260 nm (for DNA concentration), 550 nm (for Cy5), and 650 nm (for Cy3).

[0107] Each total RNA preparation was labeled with both Cy3-dCTP and Cy5-dCTP. To hybridize a single glass slide, the Cy3-labeled probe from one growth condition was mixed with the Cy5-labeled probe from another and vice versa. As a result, each experiment required two slides. An equal amount of Cy3- and Cy5-labeled probes based on the incorporated dye concentration was applied to each slide. The amount of cy3- and Cy5-labeled probe was determined by the extinction coefficient at 550 nm (for Cy5 dye) and 650 nm (Cy3). The hybridization was carried out at 37° C. overnight with Microarray Hybridization Buffer containing formamide (Amersham Pharmacia Biotech). Slides were washed at 15 min intervals, once with a solution containing 2×SSC and 0.1% SDS at 37° C. and three times with a solution containing 0.1×SSC and 0.1% SDS at room temperature. The slides were then rinsed with 0.1×SSC and dH₂O. After drying under a stream of N₂, the slides were scanned for fluorescent intensity of both Cy5 and Cy3 fluors. The signal from each spot in the array was quantified using ArrayVision software from Molecular Dynamics.

[0108] Data Analysis and Presentation. There are two ways to calculate the signal intensity of each spot. One is the normalized density×area (nD×A), which is the fluorescence units (after background subtraction) divided by the reference. The reference is the mean D×A-background of all elements in the array. The second signal intensity is the D×A after background subtraction. Normalization was carried out with internal controls. The purpose of normalization in the first case is to correct the errors generated due to slide and slide variation and difference in the efficiency of Cy5 and Cy3 incorporation so that data generated within the slide and from different slides can be compared directly. This method is based on total mRNA signals in the array and assumed that less than 10% of the population changed between the two conditions. The purpose of using D×A and normalization with internal controls is to measure the changes in mRNA levels when more than 10% of the total population has been changed. This method is based on total RNA level.

[0109] The ratio of intensity for Cy-3/Cy-5 or Cy-5/Cy-3 from two slides of each dye swap hybridization was averaged as one independent experiment. Data were obtained from at least three independent experiments. The ratio of spot intensity represents the relative abundance of mRNA levels under the conditions studied. The levels of mRNA often reflects fold of induction or reduction of a particular DNA region.

Example 2 Identification of Anaerobically Induced DNA Region in Bacillus subtilis at Exponential Phase

[0110] Using a Bacillus subtilis DNA microarray prepared according to the methods described in Example 1, applicants have identified promoters that can be employed for different level of gene expression in Bacillus subtilis and like organisms with oxygen-limiting environment as the induction conditions. This Example describes the identification of anaerobically induced genes and their corresponding promoters in Bacillus subtilis when grown in 2×YT medium. Cells grown at exponential were used.

[0111] Specifically, Bacillus subtilis strains were grown at 37° C. in 2×YT medium supplemented with 1% glucose and 20 mM K₃PO₄ (pH 7.0). For aerobic growth, 20 ml prewarmed medium was inoculated with 0.1 ml of overnight culture (1:200 dilution) in a 250 ml flask placed on a rotary platform at the speed of 250 rpm. For anaerobic growth, 120 ml prewarmed medium was placed in a 150 ml serum bottle. Three anaerobic growth conditions were tested: anaerobic growth with nitrate as the alternative electron acceptor, anaerobic growth with nitrite as the alternative electron acceptor, and fermentative growth without the presence of nitrate or nitrite. Potassium nitrate at a concentration of 5 mM or potassium nitrite at a concentration 2.5 mM was added if used. To create an anaerobic environment, the serum bottle was capped with a Teflon coated stopper and the gas phase was flushed and filled with argon gas.

[0112] To isolate RNA from the exponential cultures, samples were talcen at 0.4 O.D. at 600 nm for aerobic cultures, 0.25 O.D. for cultures grown on nitrate, 0.15 O.D. for cultures grown on nitrite, 0.12 O.D. for cultures grown with no amendments and 0.3 O.D. if pyruvate was added during fermentative growth. Total RNA was isolated and labeled with fluorescent dyes as described in Example 1. Each hybridization consisted of aerobic and one of the various anaerobic probes, containing either nitrate, nitrite or no amendment. If the ratio between anaerobic and aerobic samples was high, it indicated that a particular gene or DNA region was idced ude anacrobic conditions. With this DNA microarray technology, the highest induced region in all anaerobic conditions was narGHJI after all the expression patterns of 4,020 genes were examined. The narGHJI region has been shown to be induced under anaerobic conditions, but only with the DNA microarray techniques that the level of induction relative to all other genes can be determined. The neW anaerobic genes identified by this technique were ydjL, csn, yvyD, yvaW, yvaX, and yvaY. These genes have not been characterized and many of them are unknown. Surprisingly, there were three DNA regions that were specifically induced changes in growth conditions when nitrite was used as the electron acceptor. They include dhb, ykuNOP, and feu regions. This unique characteristic of gene induction by nitrite can be used as a mean to design expression vectors. TABLE 2 Fold induction for genes or gene clusters involved in nitrate and nitrite respiration in Bacillus subtilis JH642 when grown under anaerobic conditions. Gene Description Nitrate* Nitrite* No Amendment* narGHJI nitrate reductase 112-600 102-743  61-430 ydjL similar to 2,3- 7.7 11.6  23.2 butanediol or sorbitol dehydrogenase csn chitosanase 13.3  11.4  27.4 yncM unknown 4.0 6.4 21.5 yvyD unknown 3.8 5.6  6.4 yvaWXY unknown 5-9 7.0-8   4.5-5   feuABC Fe transport 10-15 dhbABC Fe uptake 39-50 ykuNOP Unknown 18-19

Example 3 Identification of DNA Regions Induced at Stationary Phase with Cells Grown in the Presence of Oxygen

[0113] Using a Bacillus subtilis DNA microarray prepared according to the methods described in Example 1, applicants have identified herein promoters that can be employed for gene expression in Bacillus subtilis and like organisms when the cells reached stationary phase in the presence of oxygen. This example describes the identification of genes and their corresponding promoters induced at different stages of stationary phase when the culture was grown in the presence of oxygen in Schaeffer's, medium supplemented with 0.1% glucose and 20 mM K₃PO₄(pH 7.0).

[0114] Specifically, Bacillus subtilis strains were grown at 37° C. An aliquot of 20 ml prewarmed medium was inoculated with overnight culture to give an O.D. of 0.03 to 0.04 in a 250 ml flask placed on a rotary platform at the speed of 250 rpm. The exponential culture for RNA preparation was harvested at mid log. Cells collected at the end of exponential growth, one hour and three hours into the stationary phase were considered as T0, T1 and T3 samples, respectively. RNA isolation, labeling, and slide hybridization were carried out as described in Example 1. For hybridization, each slide contained two probes, mid-log sample and one of the stationary samples (T0, T1, or T3).

[0115] To identify genes induced at stationary phase in the presence of oxygen, the mRNA signals between exponential (log) and one of the stationary samples (T0, T1, or T3) were compared. If the ratio between stationary and log samples was high, it indicated that a particular gene or DNA region was up-regulated at stationary phase. With this DNA microarray technology, many genes were found to have an increased level of mRNA indifferent stages as shown in Table 3. Genes such as ycgAN, csn, yvaW, yvax, yvay, yncm, yvyD, and yqhIJ were all induced in all three stages. Gene such as yolI, yolJ, yolK and ydjL were mostly induced at stage T0 and T2. Expression patterns of these genes at stationary phase had not been studied before. The aco regions involved in metabolism of acetoin at stationary phase have been previously studied, but only with the DNA microarray technology that they were found to be the highest induced region at T1 stage under this growth conditions. There were quite a few clusters of genes, which were uncharacterized, that showed higher levels of mRNA three hours into the stationary phase. They included ykfABCD, yjmCDEFG, and yodLPORST. In contrast, DNA regions such as alsT and yxeKLkAN showed a reduction in mRNA levels upon entering stationary phase. This data is summaried in Table 3. Table 3 describes a selection of genes or gene clusters that showed an induction or reduction (in paranthesis) in mRNA transcriptional levels at stationary phase of Bacillus subtilis when grown in Schaeffer's medium supplemented with 0.1% glucose in the presence of oxygen. TABLE 3 Gene Description T0/log* T1/log* T3/log* csn 4.2 21.3  10.6  vaW unknown  4-11 19-38  3-21 yncM unknown  6.61 28.65  8.71 yvyD  8.09  6.73 10.57 sunA 18.08 35.65 yolIJK  7-13 12-27 ydjL 14.9  11.4  yqhIJ 15-36 16-38 2-4 ycgMN 150-300 15-18 4-6 yhfRSTUV  8-12 acoABCL 155-358 19-46 glvAC  43-134 ykfABCD 14-26 yngEFGHI 13-24 yjmCDEFG 14-23 yodLPORST 15-26 alsT (15)   (29)   (41)   yxeKLMN  (9-12) (40-64) (40-80)

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1 81 1 3687 DNA Bacillus subtilis 1 atgaagaaaa agaaaaggag tccgttgttt aggagattga attatttctc tcctatcgaa 60 caccattcaa ataaacatag ccaaactacc cgcgaggatc gcgattggga gaatgtatac 120 agaaacagat ggcagtacac gaaagtcgtt cgctccaccc acggcgtcaa ctgtacaggg 180 tcttgcagct ggaatattta tgtgaaaaac ggaatagtca cgtgggaagg gcaaaatttg 240 aattatccat caacaggccc ggatatgcct gattttgaac cgagaggctg cccgcggggg 300 gccagttttt catggtatat ctacagcccg ctccgtgtga aatatccata cgtgcgcggt 360 gtgctgatca atttgtggcg ggaggcattg cagacgcatc aaaatccatt ggaagcctgg 420 aaatcgatcg tcgaaaaccc tgaaaaagcg aagtcctata aacaggcgag agggaaaggc 480 ggttttgtgc gcgctgaatg gccggaggtg ctgaagctga tttcagcctc tctgctgtat 540 acagtgatga aatacgggcc tgaccgaaac gtcggttttt ctccgattcc ggccatgtcc 600 atgatcagcc acgcatcagg ctcccggttt atgtcgttaa tcggaggccc tatgctcagt 660 ttttatgact ggtatgcgga tcttcctcca gcatccccgc aaatttgggg tgaccagacg 720 gacgttccgg aaagcagtga ttggtacaat tccggctata ttatcacatg gggctccaac 780 gttccgttaa cgagaacgcc tgacgcgcat tttttggcgg aggcccgcta taaaggcgct 840 aaggtcattt cgatcagtcc agattttgcg gaatcctcaa agttcgcgga tgactggctg 900 agtattcgcc aagggactga cggggcgctt gcgatggcga tgggtcacgt tattctgcag 960 gaattttacg tgaaccaaga aactgaacgt tttattgagt acgcgaagca atacactgat 1020 tttccatttc tcgtcactct gtcaaaagaa aatggcgtat acacagcggg acggtttctg 1080 catgcgaagg acatcgggcg gaagacaaag catgatcagt ggaagcctgc ggtttgggat 1140 gaacagacaa gttcatttgc cataccccaa gggacaatgg gctcgcgctg ggacgggcag 1200 cagaaatgga acctgcacat gattgatgaa gaaaccgggg aaccgattga accccgtctc 1260 tctgtgctgg gaatagagga cgaaatcggc acggtgcgca tcccgtattt ttcaaatgac 1320 ggaaacaaag tgctcgagcg ggatcttcct attaaaaaaa tgaacctgaa cggtgaagaa 1380 acgtacatca cgaccgtgtt tgacttgata ctggctaact acggcgtgaa ccggggcatc 1440 ggcgaacgat cggctgtctc ctatgatgac cctgagccgt ttacgcctgc ctggcaggaa 1500 caaatgacag gaatcaaaaa agaagctgtc gttaagattg ccagagagtt tgcccaaaat 1560 gcgatcgata cagacggccg gtccatgatt atcgtagggg ccggcattaa ccactggttc 1620 aactccgaca cgatctaccg agcagtgtta aatcttgttt tacttgtagg cgcccaaggc 1680 gtaaacggcg gaggctgggc ccattacgtg gggcaggaaa agctccgacc tgctgaaggg 1740 tggcagacga ttgcaactgc aaaggactgg gaaggcgtgc ccaagctgca aaatggcacc 1800 tcatttttct actttgcgac agatcagtgg cgttatgagg accagccgat cagtgatttg 1860 gcatcaccga ttgctgcttc atcccgctac aagcaccacg ctgattacaa tgtgctggcg 1920 gcgcggctag ggtggcttcc gtcttacccg actttcaatc aaaatggcat cgatctgtat 1980 aaagaagctg aaaaagcagg ggcagcaaca cctgaagacg taggtgcgta cgtggcctca 2040 cagctccaag agaaaaaact gaaattcgcg attgaagatc ctgacaatga agtgaatttc 2100 ccaaggaatc tctttgtatg gcgggcaaat ctgatctcaa gctcaggaaa agggcatgaa 2160 tattttctca agcatttgct ggggacaacg aacggtttaa tgaatgacga cagcgacagc 2220 atccgcccag aagaaatcaa atggcgggag caggcgccgg aaggaaagct cgacttatta 2280 atcaatcttg attttcgaat ggcgggtacg gcgctgtatt ccgatatcgt gctgccggcg 2340 gcgacatggt atgaaaaaca cgatctcagc agcacagata tgcatccgtt cattcatcca 2400 tttgctcctg cgatctcggc tccgtgggaa tcgaagtcag actgggatat tttcaaggcg 2460 ctgtcaaaag ccgtttccga tctggcagaa gaagtcgata tggagccggt gaaagaagtg 2520 gttgcgacac cgctgctcca cgacaccatg caggaattgg cccagccatt cggcaaaatc 2580 aatgactgga gcaaaggcga atgtgaagcc attccgggaa aaacgatgcc gaacatccaa 2640 gtcgttgaac gggattacaa acacattttt cataaaatga ctgcacttgg tccgaacgtt 2700 gctttaaagc cgagcggaac aaaagggatg agctggtcaa tagccgatga atatgaatca 2760 ctcaaacaga gactgggaga aatcacctcg gacagcgtgg caaagggatg tccaaatata 2820 agtgaagcaa agcaggctgc agaagcgatt ttaaccctat catccacttc gaatggaaag 2880 gtcgcagtaa aagcatggga atcacttgaa aacatcacga acctgaagct gaaagacctg 2940 gcggaagaac gcgaggaaga atgctttacg ttcgaacaaa ttacagccca gccgaaaacg 3000 gtgatcacgt ctccagcgtt taccggctct gaaaaaggag ggcgcaggta ttcgccgttt 3060 acaacgaatg ttgaaaaatt aattccgtgg cggacgctga caggcagaca atcctattat 3120 gtcgatcatg aactgatgat ggaattcggt gaaacgatgg cgacattcaa accgatcctc 3180 cagcatcgcc cgtttctgag caaacggcct gatcaagagg gaaaagaaat cgtcctcaat 3240 tatttgacgc cgcataataa atggtctgtc cacagcatgt attttgattc tctgccgatg 3300 ctgacgctgt tccgcggcgg gccgaccgtg tggatgaata aagatgatgc agaggacacg 3360 gatatcaaag acaacgattg gattgaatgc ttcaaccgaa acggcgttgt cgtcgcgaga 3420 gccgttttgt ctcatcggat tcctaaagga atggcgttta tgcaccatgc ccaggaccgc 3480 cacatcaacg tgcccggcac aaagctgacg aataaccgcg gaggcaccca taacagcccg 3540 acaaggattc acgtcaagcc gacacagatg atcggtggct acgcccagct cagctacggc 3600 tttaattatt acggtccaac ggggaatcag cgcgacctga acgtcgtcat ccgcaagctg 3660 aaggaggtcg attggcttga agattaa 3687 2 1464 DNA Bacillus subtilis 2 ttgaagatta aagcgcaaat cggtatggtc atgaacttgg ataaatgcat cggctgccac 60 acgtgcagcg tcacctgcaa aaacacgtgg acaaaccgtt ccggtgcgga atatatgtac 120 ttcaataatg tagaaacaaa gccgggcatc ggctacccga agcaatggga ggaccaggac 180 aaatataaag gcggctggac attgaaaaaa ggaaagctcg agctgaaatc gggctcgaaa 240 accaatcggc ttgcaggcct tttctataat ccgaatcagc cgtcaattga tgattactat 300 gaaccttgga actatgatta tgaaacatta acgaacagcc cgcagaaaaa acaccagccg 360 gtagcacgcc cgaaatcgtc cttgacgggg gatttcatga atatcgaatg gggaccgaac 420 tgggaggacg atctcgcagg cggccacatt acgggacttg aagatcccaa cgtacaaaag 480 atggaggaat cgatcaaaac agaattcgat gacgtcttta tgatgtattt gccccgtatt 540 tgcgagcact gcatcaaccc ggcatgcgtc tcatcctgtc catccggcgc catgtacaaa 600 cgcgaggagg acggcattgt gcttgtggat caaaacgcat gccgttcatg gagatattgc 660 gtctcatcct gtccttataa aaaagtctat tttaactggc aaacgaacaa agcggaaaaa 720 tgcacactct gctttccgcg tttggaggcg ggactgccaa ccatctgctc tgagacgtgt 780 gttggcagaa tccgctacct cggcgtcatg ctatatgacg cggacaaagt ggaggaagcg 840 gcatctgttg aaaatgaaaa ggatctctac cattcccaat tggacgtttt tcttgatccg 900 aatgatcctg aggttgccaa actggcaaaa gaacaaggca ttccggctga atggatagag 960 gccgcgcagc aatcaccgat ctataaaatg atcattgact ggaagatcgc gctgccgctt 1020 catcctgagt accgcacgct gccaatggtg tggtacattc cgccgctcag cccgattatg 1080 aatctctttg aaggaaaagg cagccggcaa acggcggaag atatttttcc ggctatcgac 1140 caaatgagaa tcccgataga ttatttggcg cagctgttaa cagccggtga tacggatcat 1200 attcggtcaa cattaaagaa aatgtctgtc atgcgccagt atatgagagc ggtccagacg 1260 aataaatcaa tcgatccgga actgatctcc agtgtcggct taacagaaca gcaaattgaa 1320 gatatgtatc ggctgcttgc gattgccaaa tatgatgacc gctttgtgat tccgagcagc 1380 catcgagaag aagtatcaga tttatacgct gaacaaggaa gctgcggctt atcattttca 1440 ggcggccccg gctcctgttt ctaa 1464 3 555 DNA Bacillus subtilis 3 atgaacacca cagaccggca aatcacgttc tctgctcttt cctgtcttct ctcttatccg 60 gatgaagagt ggagagccga gcttcccgat tggaaggctc ttatccaaga aatcggcaac 120 cggcaaatcc gggagaagct gctgcacttt ttcgagacgt cagccagcta ttctccggaa 180 gcgctgattg aacactatgt ctatacattc gacttcggga aaaaaacaaa tatgtatgtc 240 acctacttta actcaggcga gcaaagggaa cgcggcattg aattgctgca tttaaaaaac 300 acatacgagc aatccggttt cctgccgaca gagaaagagc tgcctgatta tctgccgctg 360 atgctggaat ttgctgcggc tgcagaaatt gaagcagcga gaagcgtgtt tgagaaatat 420 ctgtccaatg tgagggagct ggcatcccgt ctcgaaaaaa atgacagtat atacgctgaa 480 ctgctgcacg tgctgctggc cgcgcttgaa aacattggcg tacgtgaaag cgttgaaggg 540 gctgttcagg catga 555 4 672 DNA Bacillus subtilis 4 atgagcgggc agatcctctg gggtattatg ccatacattg tattgacaat ctttatcggc 60 ggccatattt accgctatca gcatgaccaa tttggctgga cggcgaaatc aagcgagctg 120 ttagaaaaga aaaaacttgc ggctggcagc acactttttc actggggact gctgtgcgtt 180 gtcggcgggc atgtcatggg gattctgatc ccagaaggcg tgtatgcttc ccttggcatt 240 tcagagcata tgtatcacaa aatggcgatt ggcgctggct tgccggcggg cattgcggca 300 tgtaccggac ttgtcatcct gacgtacaga aggctgtttg acaaaagaat ccgcaaaacg 360 agctcgccat ccgatatcct tacgctcctc ctgctgctgt tcatgatgct gtcaggcgtt 420 gcggccacgt ttctcaacat tgattcgaaa ggatttgatt accggaccac agtcgggccc 480 tggttcaggg aaatcgtttt gttcaggcct gacgcctctt tgatggagag tgtcccgcta 540 tggtttaagt ttcatattgt gataggatac gtcgttttta tcctgtggcc gtttacgaga 600 ttggttcatg tgttcagtct gccgctcaag tatctgaccc gcagctacgt tgtatatcgg 660 aaacgctcgt ga 672 5 834 DNA Bacillus subtilis 5 atgaaaatca gtatgcaaaa agcagatttt tggaaaaaag cagcgatctc attacttgtt 60 ttcaccatgt tttttaccct gatgatgagc gaaacggttt ttgcggcggg actgaataaa 120 gatcaaaagc gccgggcgga acagctgaca agtatctttg aaaacggcac aacggagatc 180 caatatggat atgtagagcg attggatgac gggcgaggct atacatgcgg acgggcaggc 240 tttacaacgg ctaccgggga tgcattggaa gtagtggaag tatacacaaa ggcagttccg 300 aataacaaac tgaaaaagta tctgcctgaa ttgcgccgtc tggccaagga agaaagcgat 360 gatacaagca atctcaaggg attcgcttct gcctggaagt cgcttgcaaa tgataaggaa 420 tttcgcgccg ctcaagacaa agtaaatgac catttgtatt atcagcctgc catgaaacga 480 tcggataatg ccggactaaa aacagcattg gcaagagctg tgatgtacga tacggttatt 540 cagcatggcg atggtgatga ccctgactct ttttatgcct tgattaaacg tacgaacaaa 600 aaagcgggcg gatcacctaa agacggaata gacgagaaga agtggttgaa taaattcttg 660 gacgtacgct atgacgatct gatgaatccg gccaatcatg acacccgtga cgaatggaga 720 gaatcagttg cccgtgtgga cgtgcttcgc tctatcgcca aggagaacaa ctataatcta 780 aacggaccga ttcatgttcg ttcaaacgag tacggtaatt ttgtaatcaa ataa 834 6 753 DNA Bacillus subtilis 6 atggcgaaac cactatcaaa agggggaatt ttggtgaaaa aagtattgat tgcaggtgca 60 gtaggaacag cagttctttt cggaaccctt tcatcaggta taccaggttt acccgcggca 120 gacgctcaag tcgcaaaagc agcatccgag ctgcctaacg gaatcggcgg ccgtgtctac 180 ctgaacagta cgggcgccgt ttttacagct aaaatcgtgc ttcctgaaac tgtcaaaaac 240 aacgactcgg tctctactcc ctatatttat tctggcttta gggcaacaag cggaactgaa 300 gccgatatcg ggcttcagta cagcaaacaa tacaacgtct ggaagcccct catgaaggtt 360 gggtccaaaa atgaagaaac gtacatcgaa ggaaaagaca aattcacata caataaaggc 420 ttccgccctg gaagcacagt ccaaatgaca atctataaaa atttaagcgg caatacgcgc 480 atgacccttt ggggaacgaa caatgacggc tacaccggac ggattatcac agaaattcaa 540 ggaaccaaca tcggcacgat ttcaaaatgg aaaacacttg ctaccgcggc tgtttcgtat 600 gaaagccagc gtgatgcgat caaagcaacc ttttcgacct cttttaacaa catcactatc 660 gacaataaag ccgtcactcc tgtggtagat acacaggatt tcgcaaaggt ttcagttgca 720 ggaaataacg ttacgatctc tgttaataaa taa 753 7 570 DNA Bacillus subtilis 7 atgaactata acatcagagg agaaaatatt gaagtgacac ccgcgttaaa ggatcatgtc 60 gagaggaaga tcggcaagct ggagcgctat tttgaccata gcgtggatgc tgatgtgaac 120 gtcaacttga agttttacaa tgacaaggag tctaaggttg aggttacgat tccgatgaca 180 gatctggcgc ttcggtccga ggtgcataac gaggatatgt acaacgcaat tgatctcgca 240 acaaacaaac tggaacgtca aatccgtaag cataaaacga aagtaaaccg taaattccgt 300 gagcagggct ctccaaaata tttattggca aacggtcttg gctctgatac agatattgcg 360 gttcaggatg acatagaaga ggaggagagc ttggacatcg tccgtcagaa acgctttaat 420 ttaaagccga tggatagtga agaagcgatc ttgcaaatga atatgctcgg ccataatttc 480 tttgttttca caaatgcgga aacaaacctt acaaatgtcg tgtaccgcag aaatgacggg 540 aaatatggct taattgaacc gactgaataa 570 8 477 DNA Bacillus subtilis 8 atgactatat gtttcctatt attttcttct tattacttta gcaatatttc acctcagaat 60 ccactgttca aaaaaaattt tttgcaacaa ttgtctcccc aaggctttgg cttttatagt 120 aaaagcccta cagaagaaaa catttcattt cacacaaaag aaaatttaaa gttacctaat 180 gcacttccca ataatttttt tgggataaaa agagaaggaa gagttcaggc aatagaatta 240 ggcaaaattg tagagaatat cgatccaaag aattggaaaa cttgtgaaaa caacaactcc 300 tgcacaaatt tagagaaaca aataaagcct attaaggtta taaaaaatga agattatata 360 catcttagca aaggagaata cctaatatat cgccaaaaac cactctcatg gtattggata 420 gactttaagc aaactacctc ttttgaaaga aaggtgctaa aaataaaaat agtatga 477 9 972 DNA Bacillus subtilis 9 atgaagatat taaatagttt agaaggttat attgacacct ataatccatg gaaaaataca 60 tatgcacttt ttagaagttt acttggtttc tcaacattac tagtactatt attcaatagt 120 actgatattt tatttagtta tagtgcaaat aatgtcacat gtgaaaatgt ctatatccct 180 accgcttttt gttttgctaa agaatatagt atcaattttg agattataag atacttaatg 240 atttttatat taaccttagt ggttataggg tggagaccta gatttaccgg tttatttcac 300 tggtatattt gctatagtat tcaaacttca gctttaacta tcgatggtgg agagcaaatt 360 gcaactgttc tttcttttct tatattacct gttacattat tagattcaag gcgaaatcat 420 tggaatataa agaaaaacaa taatgaatct ttcacaaaga agacagtatt gttttatata 480 atgacaataa ttaaaattca agtttttatc atttatttaa acgcagcttt agagcgattg 540 aaaaataaag agtgggcaga aggaacagca atttactatt tcttttctga tccggtgttt 600 ggattacctg aatatcaact taacttaatg aatccactac ttgaaagcaa ttttattgtt 660 gtcatcactt ggttagtaac tatttttgag ttgttcttag cagcaagcat aatttcaaat 720 atcagaataa agagaattgc ccttgttttg ggaatattat ttcatattgg gataatattc 780 agcattggta ttgtaagttt tggcttgatc atgatatcag cattaattat atatctgcat 840 cctgtacaac aaaatatcac tatgaattgg tgttctcctt tatttaaata tatatatgta 900 aaaggaaaga gaaatttcaa aagaatagga ggtgaatcag tcaagtttct tacaaaattg 960 tttcatagct aa 972 10 612 DNA Bacillus subtilis 10 ttgaaaagta aattacttag gctattgatt gtttccatgg taacgatatt ggttttttca 60 ttagtaggac tctctaagga gtcaagtaca tctgctaaag aaaaccatac attttctgga 120 gaagattact ttagaggact tttatttgga caaggggaag ttggtaaatt aatttcaaac 180 gatttggacc ctaaactcgt aaaagaggca aatagtacag aaggtaaaaa gttagtaaat 240 gatgtagtca aatttataaa aaaagatcaa ccacaatata tggatgaatt gaaacaatcg 300 attgacagca aagaccctaa aaaactcatt gaaaatatga ccaaagcaga ccaacttatc 360 caaaaatatg ctaagaaaaa tgaaaacgta aaatactctt ctaataaagt tactccatct 420 tgtgggcttt atgccgtctg tgtagcagct ggatatttat atgttgtggg cgttaacgca 480 gttgcattac aaacggctgc cgcagtaaca actgcagtgt ggaaatacgt tgccaaatat 540 tcctcttcag cttctaataa ttctgattta gaagcggctg ctgcaaaaac cctaaaattg 600 attcatcaat aa 612 11 1041 DNA Bacillus subtilis 11 atgaaggcag caagatggca taaccaaaag gatatccgta ttgaacatat cgaagagcca 60 aaaacggagc cgggaaaagt aaagatcaaa gtcaaatggt gcggcatctg cggaagtgat 120 ttacacgaat atctgggcgg cccgatcttt attccggttg acaaaccgca cccattaaca 180 aatgaaacgg cacctgtcac aatggggcat gaattctccg gtgaagttgt cgaagtcgga 240 gaaggcgttg aaaattataa agttggagac cgcgttgtag tcgagccgat ttttgctaca 300 cacggccacc aaggcgccta caaccttgat gaacaaatgg gattcctcgg cttagccggc 360 ggaggcggcg gtttctctga atacgtctct gtggatgaag agcttttgtt caaacttcct 420 gatgaattat catatgaaca aggcgcgctc gttgaacctt ctgcagttgc tctatacgct 480 gtccgctcaa gcaaactcaa agcaggcgac aaagcggctg tattcggctg cggcccgatc 540 ggacttcttg tcattgaagc gctgaaggct gccggtgcaa ctgatattta cgctgttgag 600 ctttctcctg aacgccagca aaaagctgag gagcttggcg cgatcatcgt tgatccgtct 660 aaaacagacg atgtagtcgc tgagattgca gaacgtacag gaggcggtgt tgacgtagca 720 ttcgaagtca ctggtgtccc agtggtgtta cgacaagcca tccagtccac tacaattgcc 780 ggtgaaaccg tcatcgtcag catttgggaa aaaggtgctg aaatccatcc gaacgatatc 840 gtaatcaaag aacgtacagt aaaaggaatt atcggatacc gcgacatctt cccggctgta 900 ttgtcattaa tgaaagaagg ctatttctca gccgacaaac tcgtaacgaa aaaaatcgta 960 ctagatgatt tgatcgagga aggcttcggg gctcttatta aagagaaaag ccaagtcaaa 1020 atccttgtta gacctaacta a 1041 12 171 DNA Bacillus subtilis 12 atggaaaagc tatttaaaga agttaaacta gaggaactcg aaaaccaaaa aggtagtgga 60 ttaggaaaag ctcagtgtgc tgcgttgtgg ctacaatgtg ctagtggcgg tacaattggt 120 tgtggtggcg gagctgttgc ttgtcaaaac tatcgtcaat tctgcagata a 171 13 414 DNA Bacillus subtilis 13 atgaaaaagt ggattgtttt atttcttgtt ttaatagcag cagccattag tattttcgtt 60 tatgtttcta caggtagcga aaaacctttt tataatgata taaatttaac tcaatatcaa 120 aaagaagtag actctaaaaa acctaaattt atttatgttt atgagacaag ttgtcctcct 180 tgtcaagaaa taaaacctga gttaaatgaa gtaattaaaa aagaaaagtt aaaagtacag 240 gctttaaata ttgaagaaaa ggaaaattat aacactgaat ttttagataa atataatttg 300 aataaaactc caacgattct ctattacaaa gatggcaaag aaaaagatcg gttagagggc 360 tatagaagtg caagccaaat agaaaagttc tttgataaaa atggtgatag ataa 414 14 1269 DNA Bacillus subtilis 14 atgaaactga gtgatattta tttggaatta aagaaaggct atgccgattc tttattgtat 60 tcagatttgt cattgttggt taatataatg gaatatgaaa aagatattga tgtgatgtca 120 attcaatctt tggttgcagg ttatgaaaaa tcagatactc ctacaataac atgcggtatt 180 atagtttata acgaaagcaa gagaattaaa aagtgtttaa atagtgttaa agatgatttt 240 aacgagatta ttgttctaga ttcatactcc actgatgata ccgttgatat tattaaatgt 300 gattttcctg atgttgaaat taaatatgaa aagtggaaga atgatttttc ctatgctaga 360 aataaaatta tagagtatgc tacttccgaa tggatttatt ttattgatgc agataattta 420 tactctaaag aaaacaaagg gaaaatagct aaagtagcta gagttttaga gtttttttct 480 attgattgtg tagttagtcc atatatagaa gaatatactg gacatctata ttctgataca 540 cgaagaatgt ttcggctcaa tggtaaagtt aaatttcatg ggaaagtgca tgaagaacct 600 atgaattata atcatagtct accttttaat ttcattgtga accttaaggt ttaccataat 660 ggatataatc cttcagagaa taatataaaa tcaaaaacac gaaggaatat aaatctcaca 720 gaagaaatgt taagattgga gcccgaaaac ccaaaatggt tattcttttt cggcagagaa 780 ctacatttac ttgataaaga tgaagaagca attgattatc tgaaaaaatc aataaacaac 840 tataaaaaat ttaatgatca aagacatttt atagatgctt tagtgctatt atgtacttta 900 ttattgcaga gaaataatta tgttgactta actttatatt tggatatatt ggaaactgaa 960 tatccaagat gtgttgatgt tgattacttt agatctgcaa ttttgttagt agatatgcaa 1020 aataaactta cttctttaag caatatgatt gatgaagctc ttacagacga gagatacagt 1080 gctataaata caacaaaaga tcactttaaa agaattttaa taagccttaa tattcaactc 1140 gaaaattggg aaagagtaaa agaaatatca ggggaaatta aaaatgataa tatgaaaaaa 1200 gaaattaaac aatatcttgc caactcactc cacaatattg aacacgtcct gaaaggaatt 1260 gaagtatga 1269 15 447 DNA Bacillus subtilis 15 atgaatacaa gatatgtaaa atcatttttt ttattactgt tttttctctc tttctttggc 60 acaatggcta gtttattcta cagtgagatc atgcatttca aaccatgtgt tctatgttgg 120 tatcaaagaa tatttctata tcctatacct attatcttac taataggctt attaaaaaaa 180 gatcttaatt cgatatttta tgttgttttc ctttcatcaa ttggattgat tattgcgttt 240 tatcattata ttatccaact tacacaaagc aaaagtgtcg tatgtgaaat tggaaccaac 300 agctgcgcaa aaattgaagt agagtatcta ggctttatta cattaccctt aatgagttca 360 gtatgttttg cattgatatt tggtatagga ctgaaattaa ttatcaaaag caagaaatta 420 aaacaaaatc aacatgtata taattga 447 16 954 DNA Bacillus subtilis 16 atgaaaaaga tatctcttac cttattaatc ttacttctcg cgctgacggc ggcagcttgc 60 ggcagcaaaa atgaatcaac tgccagcaag gcaagcggca cagcatctga gaagaagaaa 120 attgaatacc ttgataaaac atatgaagta actgtaccga cagacaaaat tgccattacg 180 ggaagcgttg aatcaatgga agacgcgaaa ttgcttgacg ttcatccgca aggcgcaatt 240 tcattctccg gcaaattccc tgatatgttc aaagacatca ctgataaagc cgaaccaacc 300 ggagaaaaaa tggagccaaa tattgaaaag attcttgaaa tgaagccaga tgttatcctt 360 gcttcaacaa agtttccgga aaaaacgctg caaaaaatca gcacagcagg cacgacgatc 420 ccagtttctc atatctcttc aaactggaag gaaaacatga tgcttcttgc ccagctgact 480 ggaaaagaga aaaaagcaaa gaaaattatt gcagactatg aacaggatct aaaagaaata 540 aaaacaaaaa tcaacgataa agcgaaagat tcaaaagcgc ttgtcatcag aatcagacaa 600 ggcaacattt acatttaccc tgaacaggtg tatttcaact ccacactata cggtgattta 660 ggccttaagg cgccgaacga agtaaaggct gcaaaagcgc aagagctgag ttcattagaa 720 aaattaagtg aaatgaaccc ggaccatatt ttcgtccaat tttctgatga tgaaaatgca 780 gacaaacctg atgccttaaa agatttagag aaaaatccaa tctggaaaag ccttaaagca 840 gtcaaagaag accatgtgta tgtcaactca gtggaccctc tcgcacaagg cggcacagct 900 tggagcaaag tccgtttcct gaaagcggct gctgaaaaat tgacacaaaa ctaa 954 17 1005 DNA Bacillus subtilis 17 atgtattcaa aacagtggac acgtatcata ttgattactt ctccatttgc tatagcgctg 60 tcacttttgc tttcaatcct ttatggggca aagcatctca gcacagatat tgtttttaca 120 tctcttattc atttcgatcc gggaaacaca gaccatcaaa ttatatggca ttcccggatt 180 ccaagggctg ccggcgctct gctcataggg gcagcccttg ctgtttctgg agcgcttatg 240 cagggcatta cgcgcaatta tttagcttcg ccatccatta tgggtgtttc agatggttca 300 gcgtttatca ttacgctttg catggttctg ctcccgcaat catcttcgat tgaaatgatg 360 atatactctt ttatcggctc agcgttagga gcggtgttag tattcggcct tgccgccatg 420 atgccaaacg gatttacccc cgtgcagctc gccatcatcg gcacagtcac aagcatgctg 480 ctcagcagct tatcagcggc catgtcgatt tattttcaaa tttctcagga tctcagtttc 540 tggtacagtg ccagacttca tcaaatgagt ccagatttcc tgaagcttgc cgctccgttt 600 ttcctgattg gcattataat ggccatttct ctcagcaaaa aggtaaccgc tgtatcatta 660 ggggacgaca tttctaaaag cctggggcaa aagaaaaaaa ccattaaaat catggcgatg 720 ctttccgtca tcattctaac cggcagtgcc gtagcgctgg ccggaaaaat tgcgtttgtc 780 gggttggttg ttccgcatat cacgagattt ctcgtcggct ctgattacag caggctgatt 840 ccgtgttcct gtattttggg cggaatcttt ttaaccctgt gtgatctcgc aagcagattt 900 atcaactatc cgtttgaaac accgattgag gtcgtaacat ccattatcgg cgtacctttc 960 ttcctttatt taattaaacg aaaaggaggg gagcaaaatg gctaa 1005 18 1185 DNA Bacillus subtilis 18 atggctaaaa aatatgcatt gttcatcgct ttgattcttg ttgtcagcta tttcagctta 60 acgagcggat cattttctgt tcgtcctgct gagctgctct ccactctttt tcaaatcgac 120 ccgaatccgc agtatgaaat tttgctgttc gatttaagac tgccgcgggt tgtcatggct 180 gctattattg gactcggtct tggcattgca ggcgctgtta tccaggccat cacgagaaac 240 gggcttgctg accctggaat tctcggaatc aacgcagggg caggagctgg cattgtagcg 300 tttatgctct tattccaagg ccagaaggaa gtgacatcca tagctgcagc gatgggaatg 360 ccgctctttg gattgatagg cgggctcatc gcggcgatcc tgatttacat atttgcatgg 420 cacagaggca atttagattc aggaagaatt attttggtag ggattgcgat caattcagga 480 ttcagcgccc tgtctttgtt tttatcttta aaaatggacc cgcaagacta tcaaatggcc 540 atggtgtgga aaaacggaag catctggtct gccaactgga cgtatattac agctgtactc 600 ccatggatgc tgctgtttat accgattctt atcggcaaat cccgcctgct cgacaccatt 660 cgttttgatg aagacacagt cagaagcctc ggtatttcat caaataaaga aaaaaccatc 720 cttctcgttg cctgtgtagc aatcatcagc gcctgtgtct ccgtagcggg aagtatggcg 780 tttgtcggct taattgctcc ccatatctca cggagactgg ctggcgtcga acatcgctat 840 atcctgccac tgagcggttt aatcgggatg cttcttgtga taagcgcaga ctttgccgga 900 aaactgtttt ttcagcccgc agaagtgccc gcagcatcat tttggcgatc ctcggagttc 960 cttatttctt atatctgctt ttcaagcaaa aaaaggggga gaatgcttga aaggatctct 1020 ttcagaacac aaagccggca acaggaggtt cacgctgtac ctccctcctt cctacagcac 1080 agacagcggg ggatttcctg ctgtttacgt gcaggatggc agttctttgt tccaaaacca 1140 aatcgaatta ctagaaagcg cctttcaaca gcaaaggctc cctga 1185 19 477 DNA Bacillus subtilis 19 atggctaaag ccttgattac atatgccagc atgtcaggaa atacagaaga cattgccttc 60 ataataaaag atacgcttca ggaatatgag ttggatatcg attgtgtcga gataaatgat 120 atggatgcgt cttgtttaac ctcctatgat tatgtactga ttggcaccta tacatggggg 180 gacggcgatt tgccctacga agcggaggat tttttcgaag aggtcaaaca gattcagctt 240 aatggtttaa aaacagcctg cttcgggtct ggcgattatt cttatccaaa gttttgcgaa 300 gcggtgaatt tgttcaatgt catgctgcaa gaggcgggag ctgctgttta ccaggaaaca 360 ctaaaaattg aattagcgcc tgaaacagat gaagatgtgg aaagctgccg agcgtttgcg 420 agaggttttc ttgcatgggc agattatatg aacaaggaaa aaatccatgt ttcataa 477 20 894 DNA Bacillus subtilis 20 atgtttcata aaggggcaac cgctgttacg gcatcggcgt tttctggata ttttgtggcg 60 gtacaaagag aaggcatttt tcattactct ttggagcagg gctggagaaa gctttttcgt 120 ttgaaaagta agatacactg tatcagctac atagggcctt acttatttgg cgttggtgaa 180 aagggaacag tcattcgttc ggctgatgaa gggaaaacct ggacgatgtc gagctttccg 240 acaaatgcaa cagtgtgggc gattaccggc agaaacaacg ggtttgtctg cgcccacggt 300 aagcattgta tttatgtatc ggatgatttt ggtgtctcat ggcgcgtagc caaacctttt 360 gccgaatttc ataatccccc tgttatccgg tcgttatgcc ttcacggggg caatctcttt 420 atcggcacgc aaatacacga atattttggc ggcatttggg cttacgacat taagcgtgac 480 actgtccaag ttgtcaaaaa agaaaaaaac cggatgacgg catccatgct cgtgttcaat 540 gaaaattggc tggtggcggc gatgggttct gtgaaaggaa agcacggtgc tgtcactgta 600 aggaatcttt tgaatggtga agaattcacc atacaatcca gtatgatcag aaatgaagaa 660 tcatttcttg atctttcaga ggatgatggc attatatatg tcactacaac acaagatgaa 720 aatggttttt cgagaattta ccaggttgat ctcgaagccc ggtcgttaaa atggttcgat 780 accattaagg gacatggatg gagagtggcc aatcagaaag agaatttctt ttgcgcaggc 840 ttgtatgaat gtaaatttgt ccagccgtac gaagtttcag caatgattca ttag 894 21 537 DNA Bacillus subtilis 21 ttggcgaaga ttttgctcgt ttatgcaaca atgtcaggca acactgaagc tatggcagat 60 ttgattgaaa aggggcttca ggaggcgtta gcagaagtag accgtttcga agcaatggat 120 attgatgatg cccagctgtt taccgattat gaccatgtca taatgggaac ctacacgtgg 180 ggagacggag atctgcctga tgaattttta gatcttgttg aagacatgga ggagattgat 240 ttttccggca aaacatgcgc tgtattcggt tccggtgata cagcatatga atttttctgc 300 ggagcggttg atacgctaga ggcaaaaata aaagaacgcg gtggagacat tgtgctgcct 360 tcggtaaaaa tcgaaaataa tccagaaggt gaagaagagg aagaattaat aaacttcggg 420 agacaattcg caaagaaaaa gcgggtgcgc tgtctgatca ctcactggga actgctaaaa 480 cggctgttcc tttttttctt gtctttgtat ctttcctttg atacagtaat gaggtag 537 22 786 DNA Bacillus subtilis 22 atgaatgcaa agggtataga gggaaaaatt gcttttataa caggggctgc ccaaggaata 60 ggcgaagctg ttgcgcggac gcttgccagt caaggcgcac atattgcggc agttgattat 120 aatcctgaaa agctggaaaa ggttgtgagc agcctcaaag cagaagcccg ccatgcagaa 180 gcttttcctg cggatgtgag agacagcgcg gcgattgacg agatcacggc gcgcatcgaa 240 cgtgaaatgg ggccgattga tattttagtg aatgtagcgg gtgtccttcg cccgggactg 300 atccattcgc ttagcgatga ggaatgggag gcgacgttct cagtgaattc gactggcgta 360 tttaacgcct cgcgttcagt cagcaaatat atgatggacc gaagatcggg ttcgattgta 420 acagtcggat cgaatcctgc cggtgtacca agaacatcta tggcggcata tgcgtcttca 480 aaggctgcgg ctgtgatgtt tacgaaatgc cttggccttg agcttgcaga atacaatatt 540 cgctgcaaca ttgtatctcc cggatcaacg gaaacagaca tgcagtggtc attatgggcc 600 gacgagaatg gagcggagca agtcataaaa ggatcacttg agacatttaa aacagggatc 660 ccgctcaaaa aactagccaa gccttcggat attgcggatg cggtgctctt tttggtttct 720 ggccaggcag ggcatattac gatgcataat ttatgcgtag atggcggggc gaccttaggc 780 gtgtaa 786 23 939 DNA Bacillus subtilis 23 atggctatac ctgccattca gccgtatcaa atgccgacag catctgatat gccgcaaaac 60 aaagtatcat gggtgcctga tccgaatcgg gctgtcttgt taatacacga tatgcaaaac 120 tattttgttg atgctttcac agcgggagcg tctccggtaa cagagctttc agcgaatata 180 cgaaagctga agaatcaatg tgttcagctt gggattcctg ttgtctatac cgcacagccg 240 ggaagccaaa atccggatga ccgtgcgctg ctgacagact tttggggccc gggattaaac 300 agcggtcctt atgaggagaa aattataacc gagctggcac cagaggatga tgatcttgtg 360 ctgacaaaat ggagatacag cgcgtttaag agaacgaatc tgcttgaaat gatgcgcaaa 420 gagggacgcg atcagctgat cattacagga atttacgccc atatcggctg tcttgttaca 480 gcatgtgaag catttatgga ggatattaaa gccttttttg tgggagatgc agttgctgat 540 ttttcattag aaaaacatca aatggcgctg gaatatgcgg ctggacgctg tgcgtttacc 600 gtgatgactg acagtcttct tgatcagctg cagaatgcgc cggcagacgt tcaaaaaacg 660 tcagcaaaca ctggcaaaaa gaacgtgttt acatgtgaga atatccgtaa acaaattgct 720 gagcttctac aagaaacacc ggaagacatc acagatcaag aggatttgct cgatcgtggt 780 cttgattcgg taaggatcat gacattggtg gaacaatggc gccgtgaagg ggcagaggtg 840 actttcgtgg aattggctga acgcccaacg atcgaagaat ggcagaaatt gctcacaact 900 cgcagccagc aagtgctgcc aaacgcggat tatttataa 939 24 1197 DNA Bacillus subtilis 24 atgttggatc aaaacgttat aacagaaaca aaagcggagc atttgcttca tgaatatcag 60 ccgggcgcct ttttcttagc gtctcctcat cgtgtactgt tagcgaaagg catatgtgaa 120 attgtaccgg aggcagacgg gcaaaaccaa atggaaaccc tttctggccg aattgcagag 180 gcgttacgtc aggcaaaaca atcagggcaa agccggccgc ttgttgtcgg ggccgttcct 240 tttgatcaag taaaagcagc gcggctcgtt gtacctgaag aagtgcgctg gtcaggaccg 300 cttcaatttg atcatgagga aaaggaacag caggctgggc atacatacca cataaagcct 360 gttcctgaac ctgaggatta taaaaatggt gttgaacaag ggctggcacg cattgccgat 420 ggaacactca gcaaaatcgt cctgtccaga tcgctgcatt tgacatcgcc tgaaccgatt 480 cagacggatg aattgcttcg ccatctggct cagcataact cgcatggcta cacgtttgcc 540 gcagacgtgt ccagtcagga ggaaacgtct ccccgcagaa cattgctcgg agcaagtccg 600 gagcttctcg tttcaaggat gggaacacag gtcgtttcca acccattagc cggctcaaga 660 ccgcgcagta atgatcctgt tgaagaccag cgccgggcag ctgaattgct ttctcccgca 720 aaggatcttc atgagcacgc ggttgtcgct gacgcggttg cggcagcgct gagacctttc 780 tgccggacgc tggaggttcc ggagaagcct tcactgatca aaacggaaac gatgtggcac 840 ctgtccagcg tgattaaggg agagctttcc gacccgtctg taaccgcact tgaattggcg 900 gcggcgctcc acccgacgcc agccgtctgc ggaacaccga ctgatcttgc aagagaagcg 960 attctcagca ttgaaccatt tgaccgcggt ttctttaccg gcatggtcgg atggtgtgac 1020 gatgccggtg acggagaatg gatcgtgacc atccgttgtg cagaagcaga agaacgctca 1080 ctccgcctgt atgctggagc tggtgttgtg gccggttcaa agcctgagga cgagcttcag 1140 gagacgtccg caaagtttcg gacaatgctg cgggcaatgg gcgtggatca catatga 1197 25 1488 DNA Bacillus subtilis 25 atgagttctt taacgatgca agtgacgaaa aggctggaga catttttaca gggaacaaag 60 aagctttata ttgacggaaa gtttgttccg agtgcctcag gggcaacctt tgacactcca 120 aacccggcga ccggcgaaac cttgatgacg ctgtatgaag cccaggctgc ggatgtggac 180 aaagctgtta aagctgcccg gaaagccttt gaccaaggtg aatggagaac aatgtctcca 240 gcttcgagaa gcagactgat gtataagctg gcagacttaa tggaagagca taaaactgag 300 cttgctcagc ttgaaacact tgataatggg aaaccgatca atgaaacgac taatggagat 360 attccgctgg ctattgagca tatgcgctat tacgccggct ggtgtacaaa aataacagga 420 cagacgattc cggtttccgg cgcttatttt aattatacgc gtcatgagcc tgtcggtgtc 480 gtcggccaga tcattccatg gaatttcccg ctcctgatgg cgatgtggaa aatgggcgcg 540 gcacttgcaa caggctgtac aatcgtcctc aaaccggctg aacaaacacc gctttcagct 600 ctttatttgg cagaattaat tgaccaagcc ggtttccctg ccggtgtaat caacatcatc 660 ccaggattcg gtgaagatgc gggagaagcg ctgacgaacc acgaagcggt tgataaaatt 720 gcctttaccg gttccactga aatcggaaag aaaatcatgt ccaccgcagc gaaaagcatt 780 aagcgtgtga cattggagct gggcggaaaa tcgcctaata ttcttctgcc ggatgcgaat 840 ttaaaaaaag ccatcccggg cgctttaaac ggtgtgatgt ttaaccaggg ccaagtctgc 900 tgtgcgggct cacgtgtctt cattcataaa gaccaatatg atgaagttgt tgatgaaatg 960 gcatcctatg ctgagtcact ccgccaagga gcgggacttc ataaagatac tcaaatcggg 1020 cctctcgtaa gcaaggaaca gcatgagcgc gttctttcct atattcaaaa aggaaaagat 1080 gaaggagcaa aagcagtgac cggcggaagc tgtccttttg aagcaggata ttttgtcgca 1140 ccgactgtgt ttgcgaatgt tgaagacgaa atgaccatcg caaaagaaga aattttcgga 1200 cccgtgctga ctgcaattcc gtacgaaaca gtcgatgaag ttattgaacg ggcaaaccat 1260 tcagaatatg ggcttgcagc cggactatgg acagagaacg tcaagcaggc tcactatatc 1320 gcggaccgac ttcaagccgg aaccgtttgg gtcaactgct ataatgtgtt tgacgcggcg 1380 tctccatttg gcggttataa acagtcagga ctcggacgag aaatgggatc atatgccttg 1440 gataattaca cagaagtcaa aagtgtatgg gtaaaccttg aagactaa 1488 26 1146 DNA Bacillus subtilis 26 gtgacaggtg tcatatcttc ttcttccatc ggagaaaaga ttaacgaatg gtatatgtac 60 atacgccgat tcagcatacc cgatgcagaa tatttgcgac gagaaatcaa gcaagagctg 120 gatcaaatgg aagaagatca agaccttcat ttgtactatt cactgatgga gtttcggcac 180 aacctaatgc ttgagtacct tgaaccgtta gaaaaaatga ggattgagga acagccgaga 240 ctgtctgatc tgctgcttga gattgataaa aaacaggctc gtttaactgg tctgcttgag 300 tactatttta acttcttcag aggcatgtac gagctggacc agcgggaata tctgtcggct 360 attaaatttt tcaaaaaggc cgaaagcaag ctgatattcg ttaaggatcg gatagagaaa 420 gctgagtttt tctttaagat gtctgaatct tattactata tgaaacaaac gtatttttca 480 atggactatg cacggcaagc atatgaaata tacaaagaac atgaagctta taatataaga 540 ttgctgcagt gtcattcttt atttgccacc aattttttag atttaaaaca gtatgaggat 600 gccatctcac attttcaaaa agcttattct atggcagaag ctgaaaagca gccccaatta 660 atggggagaa ctttgtacaa tatcgggctt tgtaaaaaca gccaaagcca atatgaggat 720 gccatacctt atttcaaaag agcaatagct gtttttgaag aatcaaatat tcttccttcc 780 ttacctcaag cgtatttttt aattacacag atccattata aattaggaaa aatagataaa 840 gctcatgaat atcatagtaa gggaatggct tattcacaaa aggccggaga tgtaatatat 900 ttatcagagt ttgaattttt gaaatcttta tacttatcag gcccggatga agaagcaatt 960 caaggatttt ttgattttct cgaaagtaaa atgttgtatg ctgatcttga agatttcgct 1020 attgatgtgg caaaatatta tcatgaacgt aaaaattttc aaaaagcttc tgcttatttt 1080 ttgaaggtgg aacaagtaag gcaacttatt caaggaggag tgagtttgta tgaaattgaa 1140 gtctaa 1146 27 1098 DNA Bacillus subtilis 27 atgaataaga tcgcacccgc agaaatcgct agcatgctca acgattggta ccttgccatc 60 aagaaacatg aagttgaaga atcctcccgt ttatttgaag aagtgaagcc tttattggat 120 gacatggaag aggatcagga ggtgcttgcc tacttctcct tattggaact gcgccacaag 180 gttttgcttc acgaggcgag aggacagggc tttcagcatg aggagccttc tcatatgaat 240 gctacgtctg acatgctgaa atattacttt tttctgtttg aaggcatgta tgaggcctat 300 aaaaataatt atgacattgc cattgggctg tataaagatg cagagcagta tctcgacaac 360 attcccgatc cgattgaaaa agccgaattt cacctgaagg tcggtaagct ctattataag 420 ctgggacaaa atattgtgtc cctcaatcat acacggcaag cagtcaaaac attcagagaa 480 gagacagatt ataaaaagaa gctggcttca gccctgatta ccatgtcagg caattttaca 540 gagatgagcc agtttgaaga agctgaggct tatttggacg aagcaattcg gatcacgagt 600 gaattagagg atcatttttt tgaagcccag cttttgcata acttcggcct tctacatgcg 660 caaagcggca aatcagaaga agcggtttcg aaattagagg aggctctaca gaacgatgag 720 tatgcccgct ccgcctatta ttatcattct gcctacttgc tgatacgaga gctgtttaag 780 atcaaaaaga aagaacaggc cttatcttat taccaagacg tgaaggaaaa attgactgct 840 gagccgaata gaatatgtga ggcaaaaata gacattttat atgccattta tgcagaaggg 900 ggtcatgcgg aaacgtttca cttatgcaaa caacatatgg atgacttgtt gtccgagaaa 960 gagtatgaca gtgtaagaga actttccatt ttggctggcg aacggtatag ggaacttgag 1020 ctttacaaag aagctgccca ctttttttat gaagcattac agattgaaga actgattaaa 1080 cgaacggagg ttatataa 1098 28 1296 DNA Bacillus subtilis 28 ttgagtcaag ccataccgtc ttcgcgtgtt ggtgttaaga ttaatgaatg gtataaaatg 60 attcgccagt tcagtgttcc ggatgctgag attctgaaag cggaggttga gcaggacatt 120 cagcagatgg aagaagatca ggatttactg atctattatt ctctgatgtg ttttcggcac 180 cagctgatgc ttgattattt ggagccggga aaaacatacg ggaatcgccc tacagtgaca 240 gagcttcttg aaacgatcga gacccctcag aaaaaactca caggtctttt gaaatactac 300 tctttgtttt tccgcggcat gtatgaattt gaccaaaaag aatatgtgga agcgatcgga 360 tattatcgcg aggcggagaa agaactgccg tttgtgtcag atgatattga gaaagcggaa 420 ttccatttta aagtggcaga agcgtattat cacatgaagc aaacccatgt gtcgatgtat 480 catattcttc aagccttgga catttatcaa aaccatcctc tatacagcat tagaacgata 540 caaagcttgt ttgtgatcgc cggcaactat gatgatttca aacattatga taaagcgctc 600 ccgcatttag aggcggcgct ggaattggca atggacattc aaaatgacag gtttatcgcc 660 atttctctat tgaacattgc aaacagctat gacagatcag gagacgatca gatggctgta 720 gaacatttcc aaaaagcggc gaaagtaagc agagagaaag tgcctgatct gcttccgaaa 780 gtcttgtttg gattaagctg gacattatgt aaagcgggcc aaacacagaa ggcgtttcag 840 ttcatagagg aaggattaga ccatatcaca gcacgttctc acaaatttta taaagaattg 900 tttctgttct tgcaggccgt gtacaaggag actgttgatg aacgaaaaat tcatgatctt 960 ttaagctatt tcgaaaaaaa gaacctgcac gcttacattg aagcatgtgc ccggagtgct 1020 gccgctgttt ttgaaagcag ctgtcacttt gaacaagcag ctgcgtttta tcggaaagtg 1080 ctgaaagccc aagaagatat tctaaaaggg agagtgttta tatgcctatt aagaaaaaaa 1140 gtgatgatgt gtctggctgt tactctagtt ttcggaagca tgtcgtttcc aaccctgaca 1200 aactccggtg gatttaagga atcgacagat cgaaatacga cgtatatcga tcattcccct 1260 tacaaactta gtgatcagaa gaaagccctt agctag 1296 29 1116 DNA Bacillus subtilis 29 atgagtaaga tcgcttctga agttgtcgct actacactga atgactggta cattgctata 60 aaaaaacaaa aggttgatga atcaataaaa tattattcag agataaagaa actttttgat 120 gaaatggaag aagatcaaga agttcttgcg tattatagtc tattagaaga aagacataaa 180 atgttgctgc attcttcacg aggagagcct ttacaaaagc acacctattt tactgaagac 240 aatcaaaact tcataacaaa aacaaatgat aaattagaat acaactttta tttatttgaa 300 gcaatgtacg aggcatacaa caaaaactat gatcgagcaa ttaacctata tggattagct 360 gagaaaaagc ttgcagaaat tccagatgaa attgaagcag ctgaatttta ctctaaagtc 420 tcttacttat atactcttgt taaacaaagc attgtggcac aacattatat aaaaaatgca 480 atttcaatat ataagcgaca ccctgattat aaatgcaaac tagctacatc aacaatgatt 540 gcagctgcaa actatgctga tatgaaacga tttgaggaag cagaacaata ttacttagaa 600 gcaattgata ttgcaaaaga aacaaaagat gaatttttaa aagctcaatt atttcacaat 660 cttagtatcg tttattctga ttggaacaaa cctgataaat gcattgaatc tcttgaaaaa 720 gcaataggaa atgaatcttg gttacattcg atttattata taaattcttt attcatgatg 780 attaaagaac tctttaaaat tgacgaaaaa atgaaagcca ttaattttta caataaagca 840 caggaaagac tcatattaat ggagaataaa gtatacgaag ccaaaatcag catcctgtat 900 aacctttatt gtggggaatt aaaaaataat ttcaataatt gtattagtaa tattgagttt 960 ttaaaacagc aaaatgaact tgaaagtgta gatgaattgt cctacatagc tgcaaaaagg 1020 tttgaatcaa taggtgcttt tgaagaagca acgagctttt tcaatgcgaa aatttgggct 1080 gaacagaaaa tgaatcaggt ggagggaatc ttatga 1116 30 1089 DNA Bacillus subtilis 30 atgctgaaaa gaacgccgtt atttgacctg tataaggaat atggaggaaa aacgattgat 60 ttcggaggct gggagcttcc tgttcaattt tcttctataa aaaaagaaca cgaggctgtc 120 cgaactgcag ccggtttgtt tgatgtatct catatgggag aagtcgaagt gtcagggaac 180 gacagtctgt cttttttgca aagattgatg acaaatgatg tttccgcgtt aacgccaggc 240 cgtgctcaat atacagcgat gtgttacccg gatggcggaa ccgtcgatga tttgcttatc 300 tatcaaaaag gagagaaccg ctatctgctt gtcattaatg cttctaatat agataaagac 360 ttggcttgga tgaaagaaca tgcagcaggt gatgtgcaga ttgacaatca gtcagatcaa 420 atcgcgctct tggctgtaca gggaccgaaa gcagaagcga tcttaaaaaa tctgacagat 480 gcggatgtgt ctgcattaaa gccgtttgcg tttattgatg aagccgatat cagcggccgc 540 aaagcactta tttcacgcac tggctatacg ggagaagacg ggtatgaaat ttactgccgc 600 agtgatgatg ctatgcatat ttggaaaaaa atcatcgatg caggggatgc atacggattg 660 attccatgcg gtctcggtgc acgtgataca ctccggtttg aagcgaacgt cccgctctac 720 ggtcaggagc tgacccggga tattacaccg attgaagcag gtataggctt tgctgtaaag 780 cacaaaaagg agtctgactt tttcggtaag tcagtattga gtgaacaaaa agaaaacgga 840 gcgaagcgca aacttgtcgg tctcgaaatg attgaaaaag ggataccgcg gcacggatat 900 gaggttttcc aaaatggcaa gtctgtcgga aaggtgacaa ccggcacgca gtcaccgaca 960 ttaggaaaaa acgtcggcct tgccttaatt gattcggaaa cgagtgagat cgggactgtt 1020 gtagatgtag agatacgcaa aaaattagtg aaagcaaagg ttgtcaaaac accattttat 1080 aaacgctaa 1089 31 1347 DNA Bacillus subtilis 31 atgaagcacc gttatttgcc cgcaacagaa aaggataaac aggagatgct tgctactatc 60 ggcgtaagca gcatcgatga tttatttgct gatataccgg aaaacgtcaa atataaaaaa 120 gagcatcaaa tcaaaaaagc gaaatcagag acagaattaa caagagaact gacaaagctg 180 gcctctaaaa atcgtgatac cgtacaatac gcttctttct taggagcggg tgtatatgac 240 cactatcagc ctgtcattgt ggatcatgtc atttcgcgct ctgagtttta taccgcatat 300 acgccttatc agccagagat ttcacaagga gagctccagg ctatttttga attccaaacg 360 atgatctgtg aactgacagg catggatatc gccaactcct cgatgtatga cggcggaaca 420 gccttggcag aagcagcaat gcttgcttca ggccacacga aaaagaaaaa aattgttgtg 480 tcaaaaaccg tgcatcctga atcgcgagag gtgctgaaaa cttacgcaaa aggtcagtat 540 attgatgttg ttgaagtacc cgctgcggat ggcgttacgg atcttgatgc attgcgccaa 600 accgtttgcg agaacacagc cgcagtgatc gttcagtacc cgaatttttt cggcaggatc 660 gagccgctaa aggatattga gcctatcgct catcaaggga aatccatgtt tattgtttca 720 gccaacccgc tggcgctagg tcttctcact ccgccgggca agtttcagtc tgatatcgtc 780 gtcggtgatg cgcaccgttt cggcattcct tcagcatacg gcggcccgca ttgcggcttt 840 tttgccgtta ctaaaaaatt aatgagaaag gtgccgggcc gtctcgtcgg acaaacggaa 900 gacgaaaacg gaaaaagagg ctttgtgctt accctgcaag ccagggagca gcatatccgc 960 cgggataaag caacatcaaa tatatgctcg aaccaagctt taaatgcgct ggcagcatca 1020 gtggccatga ctgctctcgg aaaaaacggc gtaaaagata tagcccgcca aaatctctta 1080 aaagccaact atgcaaagca agaagcaaaa aaagcaggcc ttactgttat gtttgacggg 1140 ccgatgttta atgaatttgt catcaaactg gatgagccgg tgagagctgt gaacaagcgt 1200 ttgctggcaa aaggcatgat tggcggatat gatcttgggt tgacgtatcc agagctggac 1260 tgccatatgc tgattgctgt aacagagctg agaacaaaag aagaaattga cgcactcatt 1320 caggaattgg gggatcgcca tgagtaa 1347 32 705 DNA Bacillus subtilis 32 atgaatgaga atatgagttt caaagaatta tatgcgattg tcagacacag attcgtgctg 60 attctgctca tcacaatcgg cgtcaccctt attatgggtt ttgtgcaatt taaggtcatt 120 tcaccgacct accaggcgtc gacacaggtg ctggttcatg aatcagacgg tgaagaaaac 180 tcgaatctca gtgacatcca gcgaaatctt cagtatagca gcacgttcca atcgattatg 240 aaaagcactg ccttgatgga agaagttaag gcggaattgc acctatctga atcggcttcc 300 tcgctgaaag gaaaagtggt taccagcagt gaaaatgaat cagaaataat caacgttgcc 360 gttcaggatc acgatccggc gaaagcagct gagattgcga acacgttagt gaacaagttt 420 gaaaaagaag tagatgaaag aatgaatgta caaggcgtac atatattatc agaggcgaag 480 gcttcggaaa gcccgatgat caagccggcc aggctgcgaa atatggtcat ggcttttggc 540 gctgctgtca tgggcggcat tacactggca ttttttctgc attttctcga tgatacatgc 600 aaaagcgcac ggcagctcag cgagagaacc ggattgccat gcttaggctc cgttcctgat 660 gtccacaaag ggcggaatcg cgggataaaa catttcgggg agtga 705 33 684 DNA Bacillus subtilis 33 gtgatcttta gaaaaaagaa agcaaggcga ggtttggctc aaatatctgt tttacacaat 60 aaatcagttg ttgcggaaca atatcgcacc attcggacaa acattgagtt ctcatctgtc 120 cagaccaact tgcgatctat cctcgtcacc tcctctgtgc ctggtgaagg taaatcgttc 180 agtgcagcga atcttgcggc tgtctttgcg cagcagcagg aaaagaaagt actgctggtg 240 gatgccgatt taagaaagcc gaccatcaat cagacgtttc aggttgataa tgtaaccggg 300 ctgacaaatg tgctggtcgg caatgcttca ctcagtgaga cggtgcaaaa gacgccgatc 360 gataacttat atgtactgac aagcgggccg accccgccaa acccggcaga actgttgtct 420 tcaaaagcaa tgggagattt aatatctgag atctatgaac aattcagcct cgtcatcttt 480 gattcccctc ctcttttggc tgttgcagat gctcagattc tagcaaatca gacagacggc 540 agcgtgctcg tcgttttaag cggaaaaaca aaaaccgata ccgttctgaa agcaaaagat 600 gcactggaac aatccaatgc gaagctgtta ggcgctcttt taaacaaaaa gaaaatgaaa 660 aaatcggaac actattccta ctag 684 34 1797 DNA Bacillus subtilis 34 atgattattg cgctggatac ttacctcgtt ttaaattcag ttattgcagg atatcaattt 60 ttaaaagatt cctatcaatt ttatgactcc ggagcattac tgcttaccgc tgtcagcttg 120 ctcctcagct atcatgtgtg tgctttcctg ttcaatcagt ataaacaggt gtggacatac 180 accgggcttg gcgagctgat tgtcctgctt aagggcatta cgctttcagc cgctgtgacc 240 ggcgtcattc agtatgctgt gtatcacacg atgttcttcc gtctgttaac cgcgtgctgg 300 gtgcttcagc ttttgtctat tggagggacc cgtattttat ccagagtatt aaacgaaagc 360 atcaggaaaa aacgctgcgc ctcgtcccgc gcgctgatta tcggggcggg ctcaggtggg 420 actctgatgg tcaggcagct gctttcgaaa gatgaacctg atatcatacc tgtcgctttt 480 attgatgacg accaaacgaa gcataaatta gaaattatgg ggctgcccgt aatcggcgga 540 aaagaaagta tcatgcctgc ggtgcaaaag ctcaaaatta attatattat tattgccatt 600 ccttcactcc gcacccatga gcttcaggtg ttatataaag aatgtgtgcg aaccggagta 660 agcattaaaa ttatgcctca ttttgatgaa atgctgcttg gcacacgaac tgccggacaa 720 atcagagatg taaaagctga ggacttgctc ggcagaaagc cggtaaccct cgacactagc 780 gaaatttcga accgcatcaa aggaaaaaca gttctcgtca cgggagcggg cggatcaatc 840 ggctcggaaa tctgccgtca gatcagcgcg tttcagccta aggaaatcat tctgctcggc 900 catggggaaa acagcattca ttcgatttat acagagctga acggacgatt cggcaaacac 960 attgtgttcc atacggaaat cgctgatgtg caggaccgcg ataaaatgtt taccttgatg 1020 aaaaaatacg agccgcatgt tgtctatcat gcagctgccc ataagcatgt gcctttaatg 1080 gaacacaatc cagaagaggc ggtcaaaaac aatattatcg gaacaaaaaa tgtcgcggaa 1140 gcagccgata tgtcgggaac tgagacattc gtgctgattt catcggacaa agcggtgaac 1200 ccagccaacg taatgggggc gacaaaacga ttcgcagaga tgattattat gaatcttggg 1260 aaagtcagca gaaccaaatt tgttgctgtt cgcttcggca atgtactcgg gagccgcggc 1320 agcgtcattc caattttcaa aaaacagatt gaaaaaggcg gcccggtgac agtaacacat 1380 ccggcaatga cccgctattt catgacgatt cccgaggcat caaggcttgt gattcaggct 1440 ggggcactgg cgaaagggcg tcaaattttc gttctcgata tgggagagcc cgtaaagatt 1500 gtggatcttg ccaaaaacct cattcatttg tccggctaca cgactgagca ggttccaatc 1560 gaattcacag gcattcgtcc gggcgaaaaa atgtatgaag aattgctgaa caaaaatgaa 1620 gtccatgctg aacaaatctt tccaaaaatt cacatcggta aagcggtgga cggcgattgg 1680 ccggtgctga tgcgctttat cgaggatttt catgagctgc cggaagccga cctgagagcg 1740 aggctgtttg cggcaatcaa tacatcagaa gaaatgacgg ctgccagcgt tcattag 1797 35 1146 DNA Bacillus subtilis 35 atgacgaaaa agatattgtt ttgcgcgact gttgattatc attttaaggc ctttcacctc 60 ccttatttta aatggttcaa gcaaatgggc tgggaggttc atgtcgccgc gaacggacaa 120 accaagctgc cgtatgtgga tgagaaattc tccatcccga ttcgcaggtc accttttgac 180 cctcagaacc tggccgttta taggcagctg aagaaagtga ttgacactta tgaatacgac 240 attgtccatt gccatacacc ggtcggcggc gttctcgcca gactggcggc gaggcaggca 300 cggcggcacg gaacaaaggt gctgtacaca gcgcacggat ttcacttctg caaaggggca 360 ccgatgaaaa attggcttct ttactatccg gttgagaaat ggctttcagc atatacagac 420 tgcctgatta cgattaatga agaggattac atacgggcga aaggacttca aaggccgggc 480 ggaaggacgc agaaaattca cggcattggc gtcaataccg agcgtttccg gcctgtcagt 540 ccgatagagc agcaaagact cagagaaaag cacgggttcc gtgaagatga ttttatattg 600 gtttatccgg ctgagctcaa tctgaacaaa aaccagaagc agttaattga agccgcagcc 660 ttgctaaaag aaaaaattcc ctcactccgc cttgtgtttg ccggggaagg ggcaatggaa 720 catacgtatc aaacgttagc tgaaaagctt ggtgcctccg cccatgtctg tttttacggc 780 ttttgcagcg acatacatga gttgattcag cttgcggatg tatctgtcgc atccagcatt 840 agagaaggcc tcggtatgaa tgtgcttgag ggaatggcgg cagaacaacc ggcgatcgcc 900 acagataatc gcgggcatcg ggaaatcatc cgcgacggag aaaacggttt tctgatcaaa 960 atcggtgaca gtgctgcttt tgcccgccgg attgaacagc tttaccataa gccggagctc 1020 tgccgaaagc tgggacagga aggccgaaaa acagccttgc gcttctcgga ggcgcgaacg 1080 gtggaagaaa tggcagatat ttattccgcg tacatggata tggatacaaa ggagaaaagc 1140 gtatga 1146 36 837 DNA Bacillus subtilis 36 atgaactcag gaccgaaagt ttctgtcatt atgggcattt ataattgcga acgcactttg 60 gcagaaagca tagaatccat actcagccaa tcctataaaa attgggagct gattttgtgc 120 gatgatgcgt caacagacgg cacgctccgt atcgcgaagc agtatgccgc tcattacagc 180 gaccgcatca aactgattca aaacaaaaca aataagcggc ttgccgcatc attaaatcat 240 tgtctttcgc atgcgacagg cgattatatc gaacgtcagg acggagatga cctttcgttt 300 ccgcgccgtc tggaaaagca ggtcgcgttt ttagaaaagc accgacacta tcaggtggtt 360 ggcaccggca tgcttgtgtt tgatgaattt ggcgtaagag gcgcccgcat tctgccttct 420 gttccggagc cgggcatcat ggcaaaaggg actccatttt gccacggcac gattatgatg 480 agagcgagtg cctaccgcac gctgaaaggc taccggtcgg tgcggcggac gagacgaatg 540 gaagatattg atttgtggct tcgctttttt gaagagggct tcaggggcta taatcttcag 600 gaagccttgt ataaagtgag ggaagacagc gatgcattca aacggcggtc atttacgtat 660 tcaatcgaca atgccattct tgtctatcag gcgtgcagac gcttgaagct tcctttatct 720 gattacatat atatcgcaaa accgttaatt cgcgccttta tgcctgcagc tgtgatgaat 780 cgctaccata aaaaaagagt gatgaaccaa aaggaagggc ttgtcaagca tgaatag 837 37 1155 DNA Bacillus subtilis 37 atgaatagca gccaaaagcg cgtgctccat gttctcagcg gcatgaacag gggcggcgcg 60 gaaaccatgg taatgaattt atatcggaag atggacaaaa gcaaagtgca atttgatttt 120 ttaacgtatc gaaatgatcc gtgcgcttat gatgaagaga ttttatcttt aggcgggcgg 180 cttttttatg tcccgagcat tgggcaaagc aatcccctta catttgtgag gaatgtgaga 240 aacgcgataa aagaaaatgg gccgttcagc gccgttcatg cgcacacgga tttccaaacg 300 ggttttatcg cccttgcggc aaggctcgcc ggagtgccgg tcagggtatg ccactcccac 360 aatacgtctt ggaagaccgg cttcaactgg aaggatcgat tgcagctgct cgtgttcagg 420 cggctcattt tggcaaatgc gacagcgctg tgtgcctgcg gagaggatgc gggcaggttt 480 ttatttggac agtccaatat ggagcgggag cgtgttcacc ttcttcctaa cgggattgac 540 cttgagttgt tcgccccaaa tgggcaggcg gctgatgaag aaaaagcagc acgcggcatt 600 gcagccgacc ggctcatcat tggccatgtg gcccggtttc atgaagtgaa aaaccacgcg 660 ttcctgttga agcttgccgc acatctcaag gaaagaggca ttcgctttca gctcgttctg 720 gcgggagacg ggccgttgtg cggggagata gaggaggagg cgcggcagca gaatttgcta 780 tcagacgtcc tctttttagg cacggaagaa cggatccatg aactgatgcg aacattcgat 840 gtatttgtca tgccgtctct gtacgaaggc ttgccggttg tgcttgtgga agcgcaggcg 900 tcggggcttc catgcatcat ttcagacagc attacagaaa aagtcgacgc cggtctcggg 960 cttgtcacaa gattaagtct ttctgagccg atcagcgtct gggctgaaac cattgcaagg 1020 gcggccgccg caggcaggcc gaagcgtgag ttcatcaaag aaacactcgc tcaacttggc 1080 tacgatgcac agcaaaatgt aggagcgctg ctgaatgtat acaacatcag cacggaaaag 1140 gaccataacc gatga 1155 38 1104 DNA Bacillus subtilis 38 atgattgtat atgccgtcaa tatggggatt gtatttattt ggtcttggtt cgctaaaatg 60 tgcggcggcc gtgatgattc gcttgccacg gggtatcggc cgaataagct tttgatctgg 120 attccgctcg cttcacttgt gctcgtgtca ggtctccgct atcgagtcgg cacggatttt 180 cagacgtaca cgctgttgta cgaattggcg ggcgattatc aaaatgtgtg gcagatattc 240 ggtttcggca cagcgaaaac agcgacagat ccggggttta ccgcactcct ttggctgatg 300 aatttcatca cggaagatcc tcaaatcatg tattttacgg tggcggtcgt gacctacagc 360 tttattatga agacactcgc cgactatggc aggccgtttg agctgagtgt ctttttattt 420 ttgggaacct ttcattatta cgcatctttt aacggcatca ggcaatacat ggtggcagct 480 gttttgtttt gggcgatccg ttatatcatt agcgggaact ggaagcgata tttcctgatt 540 gtgctggtca gctcgctctt tcattcgtcg gcgctgatta tgattccagt gtactttatt 600 gtcagaagaa aagcctggtc accggcgata ttcggcctat ccgctttatt tctcggcatg 660 acatttttat atcaaaaatt tatttctgtg tttgtcgttg tacttgaaaa cagctcatac 720 agccattatg aaaaatggct catgacgaac acaaatggaa tgaatgtgat caaaatcgct 780 gttttggttc tgccgctgtt ccttgcattt tgctataaag aacgactgcg gagtctgtgg 840 ccgcaaattg atattgtcgt caatttgtgc ctgctaggtt ttttgttcgg ccttttggcc 900 acaaaggacg tgatttttgc cagattcaat atttatttcg gtctgtatca aatgatccta 960 gtcccttatt tcgtcaggat atttgatgaa aaatcgaacg ctcttatcta tatcgctatc 1020 gttgtttgtt attttcttta cagttatttg cttatgccgg tcgattcatc ggttctgcct 1080 tacagaacga ttttttcccg gtaa 1104 39 1077 DNA Bacillus subtilis 39 atgtcgttac aatcgttgaa aatcaatttt gcagaatggc tgctgctaaa ggtcaaatac 60 ccgtcccaat attggctggg agcggcagat caaccggtaa aggccgcagc acatcagaaa 120 aaaatcatac tgaccctgct gccgtcccat gacaatttgg gagatcacgc aattgcttat 180 gccagcaagg catttcttga gcaagaatac ccggactttg acatcgtcga ggtcgatatg 240 aaggacattt acaaatcagc aaaaagcctg atccgctcgc gccatccgga ggatatggtc 300 tttatcatcg gcggcggaaa catgggggat ttataccgtt atgaggagtg gacgcgccgc 360 ttcatcatta aaacattcca tgactatcgg gttgtccagc ttccggcaac ggctcatttt 420 tctgacacga aaaaagggcg caaagagctg aaacgggcac agaaaattta taatgcgcac 480 cccggcctat tgctgatggc gcgggatgaa acaacgtatc aatttatgaa acagcatttt 540 caagaaaaaa caattttgaa gcagccggac atggtgctgt atttagacag aagcaaggct 600 cccgcagaac gcgaaggggt ttatatgtgt ttgcgcgagg atcaggaaag cgtgcttcag 660 gaggagcaga ggaaccgggt caaggctgcg ctatgtgagg aattcggcga gatcaaatcc 720 tttacgacaa cgatcggccg ccgggtcagc cgcgatacac gcgaacatga acttgaagca 780 ctgtggtcta agctgcaaag cgcagaagcc gtcgtcactg acaggcttca tggcatgatt 840 ttttgcgcgc tgacaggaac gccgtgtgtt gtcattcgct cctttgacca taaggtgatg 900 gagggctatc aatggcttaa agacatcccg ttcatgaagc tgatagaaca tccggagcca 960 gagcgcgtaa cagccgcagt caatgagctt ttaacaaaag aaacatcccg tgcaggcttt 1020 ccgagagatg tgtattttaa aggtctgcgt gacaaaatca gcggtgaagc gcaatga 1077 40 1035 DNA Bacillus subtilis 40 atgatcccgc tcgtcagcat tattgtcccg atgtataatg ttgaaccatt tatagaagag 60 tgcattgatt ctttgcttcg tcaaacgctt tctgatattg aaatcatcct cgtgaatgac 120 ggaacaccgg atcgttcagg cgaaattgca gaggactatg caaaacggga tgcgagaatc 180 cgggtcattc atcaggcaaa cggcgggctt agttcagcgc gaaatacggg aataaaggcc 240 gcgcggggca cttacatcgg ctttgtagac ggagacgatt atgtatcatc cgccatgttc 300 cagaggctga ctgaagaagc ggagcaaaat cagcttgaca tcgtcggatg cggtttttac 360 aagcagtcat cggacaggcg gacatatgtg ccgccgcagc ttgaggcaaa ccgcgtgctg 420 acgaaaccag aaatgactga acagcttaaa catgctcacg aaacgagatt tatctggtat 480 gtatggcgtt atctttaccg tcgtgagctt tttgaaaggg cgaatctgct gtttgatgaa 540 gacatccgtt ttgctgaaga ctctcccttt aatttgtccg cttttcgcga agcggagcgg 600 gtgaaaatgc ttgatgaagg attgtacatt tatcgtgaaa acccgaacag cctgacagaa 660 atcccttata agccggcgat ggatgaacat cttcaaaaac aatatcaggc taaaatcgca 720 ttctacaatc actacggctt agcaggcgca tgtaaagaag atttgaatgt gtacatttgc 780 aggcaccagc ttccgatgct tttggcaaat gcctgtgctt ctccgaattc gccgaaagac 840 atcaaaaaga agatcagaca gattttatcc tatgacatgg tgcggcaggc tgtcagacat 900 acaccgtttc agcatgagaa attattaaga ggagagcgtt tggtattagc actgtgtaaa 960 tggcggctca cttttctcat caagctgttt ttcgagcagc gggggacaat gaaaggcagt 1020 gcgaagcagg catga 1035 41 1002 DNA Bacillus subtilis 41 atgaaattgt taaaacgaga aggcttgtca ttaactgagg aaaaagcgct gtggatgtac 60 caaaagatgc tggagatcag gggctttgaa gacaaagtgc atgaactgtt cgcccaggga 120 gtgcttcccg gattcgttca tttatatgcc ggtgaggaag ccgtggctgt aggggtgtgc 180 gctcatttac atgatggcga cagcattaca agcacccaca ggggacatgg acattgtatc 240 gccaaaggct gtgacctgga cggcatgatg gcggaaattt tcgggaaagc gaccggattg 300 tgcaaaggca agggcggttc tatgcacatt gcggatcttg ataaaggcat gttaggcgca 360 aatggaatcg tcgggggcgg ctttacgctc gcatgcggat cagcgctcac ggctaaatat 420 aaacagacta aaaatgtaag cgtttgcttt ttcggggacg gggcaaataa ccaaggtacc 480 ttccacgaag ggctgaattt agcggctgta tggaaccttc ctgtcgtatt tgttgctgaa 540 aacaacggct atggcgaagc taccccattt gagtacgcat cagcctgtga ttcaatcgcc 600 gatcgggcgg ctgcttataa catgccgggg gttacagttg acggcaaaga tattttagca 660 gtttaccagg cagccgagga agcgatagaa agagcaagaa acggcggcgg cccgtctttg 720 attgaatgta tgacctacag aaactacggc catttcgaag gagatgccca aacctataaa 780 acgaaggatg aaagagttga gcaccttgaa gaaaaagatg ccattcaagg ttttaaaaac 840 taccttttaa aagaaacaga tgctaataag ctgtcagaca ttgaacagcg tgtcagcgaa 900 tcgattgaaa aagccgtctc gttcagcgaa gacagcccat atccaaaaga ttcggagctg 960 ctgacagatg tgtatgtgtc atatgaaaaa ggaggaatgt aa 1002 42 1029 DNA Bacillus subtilis 42 atggcgagag tcataagcat gtcagacgcg atcaatgaag caatgaagct tgcgatgaga 60 aaagacgaaa atgtgctttt gatcggtgag gatgtcgccg ggggagcggc ggtcgatcat 120 ttgcaggatg atgaagcatg gggcggtgta ttaggggtca caaagggact cgtacaggaa 180 ttcgggcgta caagagtgct ggacactccg atttctgagg caggctatat gggagcggct 240 atggctgcgg catcaaccgg tttgagaccg attgccgagc tgatgtttaa cgattttatc 300 ggcacgtgct ttgatcaggt gatcaaccaa ggggcgaaat tccgttatat gttcggcgga 360 aaagcgcaag tgccgattac cgtccgcacc acatacggag cagggttccg ggccgctgcc 420 cagcattcac aatcgctgta tggccttttc acgagcatcc ctggactgaa gacagttgtt 480 ccatccaatc cgtatgatgc caaaggtctt ttgcttgcag caatagaaga taatgatccg 540 gtgtttttct ttgaagacaa aacgtcctac aacatgaagg gcgaggtgcc ggaagattat 600 tatacaattc ccctcggaaa agcggatatc aaacgcgaag gcaatgatgt tacgctcttt 660 gcagtcggca agcaggtcaa tactgcgctt gaagcggctg cacagctttc agagaggggc 720 atcgaagccg aggtccttga tccccgcagt ctgtctcctc tggatgagga tgcgattttc 780 acatcgttag aaaaaacaaa ccggctgatc atcattgatg aagccaatcc gcgatgcagc 840 attgccacgg atattgctgc gcttgtcgct gacaagggct ttgatttgct tgatgcgccg 900 attaaacgga ttacagcgcc gcatacaccg gttccgtttt caccagtgct tgaagatcaa 960 tatttgccga caccagataa aattgtcagc gtcacgcttg aattgcttgg cgagccggca 1020 ttgaattaa 1029 43 1197 DNA Bacillus subtilis 43 atggcggtaa aagtagtgat gccaaaattg ggaatggcca tgaaacaagg ggaagtatcg 60 atatggaata aaaaagtagg cgacccggtt gaaaagggag aaagcattgc cagcattcaa 120 tcggagaaaa ttgaaatgga gatcgaagcg cctgaaaaag gaacgctgat cgatatcaaa 180 gtgaaagagg gagaagaggt tccgcccggc acagctatct gctatatcgg ggacgccaat 240 gagtcggtgc aggaagaggc gggggcgcct gttgctgaag acaatatgcc gcaagccgtc 300 cagcccgtca aacaagaaaa caaacccgca gcctccaaaa aagatcgaat gaaaatatct 360 ccagtcgcca ggaaaatagc agaaaaagca ggattagacc taaaacaact gaaaggaact 420 ggaccaggcg gacgaatcgt gaaggatgac gtaacaaagg ctcttgctga acagaaaaaa 480 gatcaagcaa agcctgtttc ggagcagaaa gcgcaggaaa tcccggtgac aggcatgaga 540 aaggtcatcg ctgcccgaat gcaggaaagc ctggcaaaca gcgcgcagct gacgatcacg 600 atgaaagctg atatcaccaa gcttgccact cttcaaaaac agctttcacc aactgcggaa 660 gagagatacg gcacaaaact gacgatcact cattttgtct caagagccgc cgttctcgct 720 ctgcaagctc accctgtgct gaacagcttt tatcaaaatg agcgcatcat cacacatccc 780 catgtgcacc ttggtatggc tgtagccttg gaaaatggct tagtggtgcc tgtcatccgc 840 catgctgaaa agctatcgct gattgaactg gctcaatcca tctcagaaaa tgccaaaaaa 900 gcacgcgagg gacgtgcggg aagcgaagaa ctgcaaggat ctactttctc cattacaaac 960 cttggcgcgt ttggagttga gcatttcaca ccgatactaa atccgccgga aacaggcatt 1020 ctcggcatcg gagcaagcta tgacacaccg gtgtatcaag gggaggagat cgtcagaagc 1080 acgatcctgc cactcagcct gacatttgat cacagagcgt gtgacggcgc ccctgccgct 1140 gcattcctga aggcgatgaa aacatatttg gaagaacccg cagcattaat tttatag 1197 44 1377 DNA Bacillus subtilis 44 atgacattag ccattatcgg cggcggacct gcaggctatg cggctgcggt ttccgcggca 60 cagcagggca gaaacgtgct gctcattgac aaaggcaagc ttggggggac ctgcctgaat 120 gaaggctgca tcccgacaaa gtctttgtta gaaagcgcaa acgttcttga taaaatcaag 180 catgccgaca gctttggaat cgaacttccg gcaggtgcga tatcagtcga ttggagtaaa 240 atgcaaagcc gaaaacaaca ggttgtcagt cagcttgtcc aaggcgttca gtacctaatg 300 aagaaaaatc aaatacaggt tgtaaaggga acagcctcct ttctttctga aagaaagctc 360 ttgatcgaag gagaaaacgg aaaagaaatc agagaggcgg accaagtatt gattgcctcc 420 gggtcagagc caatcgagct gccttttgcc ccatttgacg gcgaatggat cctcgacagc 480 aaagacgcgc tttctctttc cgagattccg tcttcactag tcattgtcgg cggcggtgtc 540 atcgggtgtg agtatgcagg gctgttcgcc agattgggat cgcaggtgac catcattgaa 600 acagcggacc ggctgatccc ggctgaagat gaagatattg cccgtctctt tcaggagaaa 660 cttgaggaag acggtgtcga agtgcatact tcatccagat tagggcgggt ggatcaaacg 720 gccaaaacgg caatatggaa aagcggtcag cgagagttta aaacgaaggc cgattatgtg 780 ctggtggcga tcggcagaaa accccgtctt gacggattgc agctggaaca ggccggagtt 840 gatttttctc caaagggcat tccggtgaat gggcacatgc agacgaacgt gcctcatatt 900 tacgcgtgcg gagatgctat agggggcatt cagctcgcgc atgccgcttt ccatgagggc 960 atcatcgctg cttctcatgc ttccggaagg gatgtcaaaa tcaatgagaa acatgtgccg 1020 cgctgcatct atacgtcccc ggaaatcgcg tgtatcggaa tgacagaacg acaggcaaga 1080 agcatatacg gggatgtgaa gatcggcgaa ttttcatttt ccgcaaacgg caaggcgctc 1140 attaaacagc aagcggaagg aaaggtcaaa atcatggctg aaccggaatt cggcgaaatc 1200 gtgggtgtct cgatgattgg cccggatgta accgagctca tcggccaagc ggcagcgatc 1260 atgaatggtg agatgacggc agatatggcg gagcatttta tcgccgccca tccgacttta 1320 tcggaaacat tgcatgaggc gctgttaagc acgatcggcc ttgcggtaca tgcataa 1377 45 582 DNA Bacillus subtilis 45 atgacagccg tttgtttagt aagacatgga gaaaccgatt ggaacctgca gcaaaaatgc 60 caaggcaaaa ccgatatccc gctaaacgca acaggtgaac gccaagcaag agaaaccgga 120 gaatatgtaa aggacttttc ttgggatatt attgtgacga gcccgctgaa aagagcgaaa 180 agaaccgcgg aaattattaa tgaatatctg catcttccga tagtcgagat ggatgatttt 240 aaggaacgcg attacggcga cgcggagggc atgccgctgg aggaacggac aaagcgctat 300 ccagataaca tctatccgaa tatggaaacc ttagaagaac tcactgacag gctgatgggc 360 ggtttggcaa aagtgaatca ggcgtatcca aacaagaagg tgctgatcgt ggcgcacggt 420 gcggcaattc acgccctgct gacagaaata tccggcggtg acccggagct tcaaagcacc 480 cgtctcgtca acgcctgcct cagcaacatt gaatttgcag aagaaaaatg gcggataaaa 540 gactataata tcaacagcca cttatccggc tttatcaaat aa 582 46 1095 DNA Bacillus subtilis 46 atgaatgcgg ttattgttga tgcaaaacga acgatctttg gaaatcaaaa cggactgctg 60 aagcccttcc tgccggagga tttggcggct cccatcatcc gctgtctcag ccgaaagcta 120 gaggatcaag ttgacgaggt cattctcgga aacgctactg gcagaggcgg caacctggcc 180 agactgtcag cccttcaagc cggactgcct ttatcggttc ccggaatgac aattgacaga 240 cagtgcggct ccggccttga agctgtgcgc tatgcctgca gccttattca agcgggagcc 300 ggcacgatgt atatcgcggg cggctcagaa agcagcagcc aatccccttt ttcagaacgg 360 gctcgctttt ctccagatgc gatcggcgat ccagacatgg gcattgcggc agaatatacg 420 gctgcacgct attccatcag cagaagcatg caggatgagt acgcgcttct cagccatcaa 480 cgcagcagga acgcgcatga tgaaggattt taccgtgaag aagttgttgc tctcggggaa 540 ttggagacgg acgaagcatt tttgaaaacg cggccaatag aagcgattat tccccgtgca 600 aagccggttt tcgacaccag ctccggaaca gtcacagcag ccaacagcag tggcatagca 660 gacggagcag ccgctctttt ggtaatggaa gaagaaaaag cagcagccct gggacttaag 720 cctgtgcttc ggtttatcgg cagcgctgtc agcggcattc accccaactt tccgcccgcg 780 gcaccggttg tcgcgattcg tcagctctta catacacacg atgtaacacc tgatgatatc 840 gatttatttg aaatcaatga agcctttgcc gtcaaaattt gtgtctgctc gcaagaactc 900 ggcattccct tttcaaaaat caatgtgcgc ggcggcgcct tagctcttgg ccatccgtac 960 ggtgcatcag gtgcagctct ggtaaccaga ttgttttatg aagcgaaaag acggccagac 1020 tgtcaatatg ctgttgcagc catcggaagc ggcggcggaa tcggactggc tttattattt 1080 gaagttcttg catag 1095 47 1440 DNA Bacillus subtilis 47 atgacaatta ctcataccta ttcatctact gccgaaacat cgcccggccg tgtagcgatc 60 cagactgaat cggagcaaat cacgtaccat gattgggatc ggcttgtctc tcaaaccgca 120 aattggctgc ggtcacagcc gagcatgccg aatcgtgtgg cgatcctgct cccaaatagt 180 ctcgcgtttt tacagctgtt tgccggagcc gcagcggctg gatgtacggc cattcccatc 240 gacacacgct ggagcccggc tgaatgtaag gagcggctgt ccataagcaa tgcggatctt 300 gtggttactt tagccttttt caaaaacaaa ctgacagata gccagacacc tgttgtattg 360 ctggataact gtatggcaga tatttctgag gcagccgctg atcccttgcc taccattgat 420 ccggagcacc ctttttatat gggatttacg tcgggctcga caggaaaacc gaaggccttt 480 acgcgatctc accgctcatg gatggagagc tttacctgta cagaaacaga tttttcgatt 540 tcatcagatg ataaggttct gattcccgga gcgttaatgt cctctcactt cctatatggg 600 gctgtcagca ctttgtttct cggaggaacc gtttgtttgc tgaaaaagtt ttctcctgcc 660 aaagcgaagg aatggctgtg ccgtgaatcc atcagtgttc tctataccgt accgacgatg 720 acagacgccc tcgcaaggat tgagggtttt cccgacagtc ccgtcaaaat catttcatcc 780 ggcgcagact ggccggcaga atccaagaag aagcttgccg ctgcatggcc tcatctcaag 840 ctgtacgatt tttacggcac atcagagctt agttttgtga cgttttcttc accggaagac 900 agcaaacgga agccgcattc agcgggccgc ccttttcata atgtccggat cgaaatccgc 960 aacgctggag gagaacgctg ccagccagga gaaatcggaa aaatatttgt caaaagcccg 1020 atgaggtttt ccggctatgt gaacggcagc acaccagatg aatggatgac agtagatgat 1080 atgggctacg ttgatgaaga gggctttcta tacatatcag gaagagaaaa cgggatgatc 1140 gtgtacggag gattaaatat tttcccagaa gaaattgaac gtgtgcttct cgcctgccca 1200 gaggttgaaa gcgcggctgt cgttggcatt cccgacgagt attggggaga aatcgctgta 1260 gctgtcattc ttggaaacgc taatgccaga acactgaaag cctggtgtaa acagaaatta 1320 gcctcctata aaattccgaa aaaatgggtg tttgcagaca gcttgccgga aacgagcagc 1380 ggaaaaattg cccgttccag agtgaaaaaa tggctggaag agagtgtaca gtataaatga 1440 48 561 DNA Bacillus subtilis 48 atgctgaaat taatcgacat gatgcatatt gcgattttca ccgcgctgat ggcagtgctc 60 ggctttatgc cccctctctt cttatccttt acacccgttc cgattacatt gcaaacgctt 120 ggtgtcatgt tggcaggcag cattctcagg ccaaagtctg ctttcttaag ccagcttgtc 180 tttttgctgc tcgtcgcctt cggagcgccg ctgttgcccg gcggacgagg cggttttggt 240 gtgtttttcg gaccgagcgc aggctttttg attgcttatc ccctcgcttc atggctgatc 300 agtttagccg ctaacaggct gcggaaggtg acagtattgc gtctcttttt cactcatatc 360 gtattcggca tcatctttat ttatctgctt ggtataccgg tacaagcttt tatcatgcat 420 attgatttgt cacaggccgc cttcatgagc cttgcatatg tgcctggtga tttgataaaa 480 gcggctgtat ctgcatttct ggcgataaaa atcactcaag ccttgtctct ttctgatacg 540 atgtttacaa aaggaggatg a 561 49 1299 DNA Bacillus subtilis 49 ttgttattta aaaaagacag aaaacaagaa acagcttact tttcagattc aaacggacaa 60 caaaaaaacc gcattcagct cacaaacaaa catgcagatg tcaaaaaaca gctcaaaatg 120 gtcaggttgg gagatgctga gctttatgtg ttagagcagc ttcagccact cattcaagaa 180 aatatcgtaa atatcgtcga tgcgttttat aaaaaccttg accatgaaag ctcattgatg 240 gatatcatta atgatcacag ctcagttgac cgcttaaaac aaacgttaaa acggcatatt 300 caggaaatgt ttgcaggcgt tatcgatgat gaatttattg aaaagcgtaa ccgaatcgcc 360 tccatccatt taagaatcgg ccttttgcca aaatggtata tgggtgcgtt tcaagagctc 420 cttttgtcaa tgattgacat ttatgaagcg tccattacaa atcagcaaga actgctaaaa 480 gccattaaag caacaacaaa aatcttgaac ttagaacagc agcttgtcct tgaagcgttt 540 caaagcgagt acaaccagac ccgtgatgaa caagaagaaa agaaaaacct tcttcatcag 600 aaaattcaag aaacctctgg atcgattgcc aatctgtttt cagaaacaag cagatcagtt 660 caagagcttg tggacaaatc tgaaggcatt tctcaagcat ccaaagccgg cactgtaaca 720 tccagcactg ttgaagaaaa gtcgatcggc ggaaaaaaag agctagaagt ccagcaaaaa 780 cagatgaaca aaattgacac aagccttgtc caaatcgaaa aagaaatggt caagctggat 840 gaaatcgcgc agcaaattga aaaaatcttc ggcatcgtca caggcatagc tgaacaaaca 900 aaccttctct cgctcaatgc atctattgaa tccgcccgcg ccggagaaca cggcaaaggc 960 tttgctgtcg tggcaaatga agtgcggaag ctttctgagg atacgaaaaa aaccgtctct 1020 actgtttctg agcttgtgaa caatacgaat acacaaatca acattgtatc caagcatatc 1080 aaagacgtga atgagctagt cagcgaaagt aaagaaaaaa tgacgcaaat taaccgctta 1140 ttcgatgaaa tcgtccacag catgaaaatc agcaaagagc aatcaggcaa aatcgacgtc 1200 gatctgcaag cctttcttgg agggcttcag gaagtcagcc gcgccgtttc ccatgtggcc 1260 gcttccgttg attcgcttgt catcctgaca gaagaataa 1299 50 1350 DNA Bacillus subtilis 50 atgaagaaaa aatcattctc aatcgtaata gcgggcggag ggagcacttt cactccaggg 60 atcgtactca tgctcttgga ccatttggag gagtttccga tcagaaagct gaagctgtat 120 gataatgata aggagagaca ggatcgaatt gcaggcgcct gtgacgtttt tatcagagaa 180 aaagcgccgg atattgaatt tgcagcgacg actgacccgg aagaagcttt tacagatgtc 240 gattttgtta tggcgcacat cagagtaggg aaatacgcga tgcgcgcgct tgatgagcaa 300 attccgttaa agtacggagt tgtcggccag gagacgtgcg ggccgggcgg gatcgcatac 360 ggtatgcgtt cgatcggcgg tgtgcttgaa atattagatt acatggaaaa atactcgcct 420 gatgcgtgga tgctcaatta ttccaatccg gcggcaattg tggctgaagc tacgagacgc 480 cttagaccga attctaaaat tctcaatatc tgtgatatgc cggttgggat cgaagaccgg 540 atggcgcaaa ttcttggctt atcctcaaga aaagaaatga aggtccgcta ttacggattg 600 aatcatttcg gctggtggac atcgattcag gatcaagagg gcaacgattt aatgccgaag 660 ctgaaggaac atgtatccca atacggttat attccgaaaa cagaggctga agctgtggag 720 gcaagctgga atgacacgtt cgccaaagcg cgtgacgtgc aggctgcaga tcctgacaca 780 ctgccgaata cgtatttgca atattatttg ttcccagatg atatggtgaa aaaatcaaat 840 ccgaatcata cgcgggcgaa tgaagtcatg gaagggcgcg aagcttttat tttcagccaa 900 tgtgacatga tcacacgtga acagtcctcg gaaaacagcg aaattaaaat cgatgaccac 960 gcatcgtata tcgttgatct tgcccgggcg attgcctaca acacaggtga aagaatgctg 1020 ttgattgttg aaaataacgg tgcaattgcg aactttgacc cgactgcgat ggttgaggtg 1080 ccatgcatcg tcggctcaaa tggacctgaa ccgattaccg ttggcaccat tccgcaattc 1140 cagaaagggc tcatggagca gcaggtatcc gttgagaagc tgactgttga agcgtgggca 1200 gagaaatcgt tccaaaagct gtggcaggcg ctgatcctgt caaaaacagt gccgaacgcg 1260 cgtgtggcaa gactcattct tgaggattta gtggaggcca acaaagactt ctggcctgag 1320 cttgatcaaa gcccaacccg catatcataa 1350 51 1584 DNA Bacillus subtilis 51 atgatgcaaa aaattcagcg ctttggaagc gcgatgtttg tgcctgtttt attattcgcg 60 ttcgccggca ttatcgtcgg tatcagcacg ctctttaaaa ataaaaccct catgggaccg 120 ctcgccgatc ctgacggttt ttggtatcag tgctggtata tcattgagca gggcggctgg 180 actgttttta accaaatgcc gctcttattc gccattggca tcccggttgc tttggcgaag 240 aaagctcagg cacgcgcctg tttggaagcg cttactgtct acctgacatt caactatttt 300 gtcagcgcga tattgacggt atggggagga gcatttggcg tcgacatgaa tcaagaggtc 360 ggcggaacga gcgggttaac gatgattgcg ggcataaaaa cgctcgatac caacatcatc 420 ggagccatct ttatttcttc gattgtcgtc tttttgcata atcgctattt tgataaaaaa 480 ctgcccgatt ttctcggcat ctttcaaggc tcaacatata tcgtgatgat ttccttcttt 540 attatgatcc caattgcgtt ggctgtgtct tatatttggc cgatggttca atcgggaatc 600 ggctcgcttc aaagcttcct ggttgcttct ggggcggtgg gcgtttggat atacacgttt 660 ttggaacgga ttttaattcc gaccggcctt catcacttta tttacacgcc gtttatttat 720 ggcccggctg tagcggaagg cgggatcgtc acgtattggg cacagcatct cggcgaatat 780 tcgcaaagcg ccaaaccgct gaaggagctc tttccgcaag gcggattcgc gcttcacggc 840 aactcgaaaa tcttcggtat tccgggtatc gccctggctt tttatgtgac agccaaaaag 900 gaaaagaaaa aactcgtcgc agggctgctg attcctgtca cactgacagc gattgtcgcc 960 ggtattacag agccgattga gtttacgttc ttattcattt cacctttctt atttgcggtt 1020 cacgccgtgc ttgccgccac aatgtcgaca gttatgtata tggccggcgt cgtcggaaat 1080 atgggaggcg gactgattga ggcggtaacc ttgaactgga ttccgctctt tggcagccac 1140 ggtatgacat atgtgtatca aattttgatc gggctctcgt ttacagcaat ttattttttc 1200 gtcttcagat ttttaatcct caaattcaat atcgctacac caggacggga aaaggatgaa 1260 cagcaggaaa caaagctata ttcgaaaaag gaatacagag aacgaaaaaa caaggatgaa 1320 acggcctccg ctgctgaaac ggctgatgac accgcttttc tgtatattga agcgctgggc 1380 ggaaaagaca acatcactga agtcacaaac tgcgccaccc gcctcagagt cagtgtcaag 1440 gatgaaacaa aggttgaacc cgacagcgta ttccgcgcgc ttggcgcaca cggcgttgtc 1500 aggaacggga aggcgtttca ggtaattatc ggattaagcg tgccgcagat gcgggagcgt 1560 gtggaaaaaa tattgaatca ataa 1584 52 1365 DNA Bacillus subtilis 52 gtggaactga tcatcattct attggcgtta ggtttgctga tgtttacggc gtatcgggga 60 ttttctgtca tattgtttgc gccgatttgc gcgttattcg cggtgctgct gacagatcca 120 agccatgtgc ttcctttttt ttcatcaatt tttatggaga agatggcggg ttttattaag 180 ctgtatttcc cagtgttttt gctcggtgct atttttggaa aggtcgttga aatggccggg 240 cttgcggcat caatcgcgaa aacaattgtc cggcttgtcg gggcaaaaag agcgatactt 300 gccattgtgc tgatgggtgc tgtcttgacg tacagcggtg tcagcctgtt tgttgtcgta 360 tttgctgtat atccttttgc gaaaaacatg ttccaagaag caaacatacc aaaacgcctc 420 atcccgggta cgattgcttt aggagctttt acgtttacga tggacgcact tccgggaacg 480 ccgcaaatcc aaaatgtcat cccgacgtcg tttttcaaaa cagacattta tgccgcccct 540 tggctgggtt tgatgggcgc agtgattgtg ctggcagctg ggatgctcta tttggaatca 600 aggcggaaga aagcgcaggc atctggcgaa ggctatggcg gttttgattc gcagaatgct 660 cctgctcctg aatcgattga gtccgcggct gaaccggaca aaagcccgat tcggcacgcc 720 cttgcctttg tcccgcttat cctcgtcggt gcagtgaata aatatttcac catttacctg 780 ccaaagtggt atccgaatgg atttaatttt ccttccatag gattaaagga gttcggcagg 840 cttgatattt cttcagcggc tgctatttgg tcggtggaga ttgctttagt gattggcatc 900 atcacaacga tattatttga ttggagaagt gtgtttgccc aattgaagga agggctgaat 960 gaaggaattg gcggcgcctt gctggcatct atgaatacgg gtgctgagta cgggttcggc 1020 ggcattatcg ccgcgctgcc ggggtttcat aagctgagca gcggaatttc acatactttt 1080 accgatccgc ttgtaaatgg cgccgttacg acaactgcgc tggcgggaat caccggctcg 1140 gcttcgggag gaatgggcat tgcgttaagc gcgatgtcag aacaatactt acaggcgatt 1200 caggcttaca atattccgcc agaggtgatg catcgggtca tttcaatggc atcaggcggg 1260 atggatacac tgccgcataa tggcgccgtt atcacgcttt ctggccgtga cgggtttgac 1320 ccaccggcaa tcctatcgcg atatttttgc gatcacgctc attaa 1365 53 717 DNA Bacillus subtilis 53 atgggaaaag tgctgtcatc aagcaaggaa gctgcgaaac tgattcatga tggggatacg 60 ctgatcgcgg gagggtttgg gctgtgcggc atccctgaac agctcatttt gtctataaga 120 gatcagggag taaaggattt aaccgttgtc agcaataact gcggagtcga tgactggggg 180 cttggtttgc ttctggctaa caagcaaatc aagaaaatga tcgcttccta tgtcggtgaa 240 aataaaattt ttgagcggca gtttttaagc ggagagcttg aggtagagct tgttccccaa 300 ggaacgctcg ctgagagaat tcgtgcaggc ggtgcaggca taccgggatt ttatacggcg 360 acaggcgtcg gcacctccat agccgaggga aaagaacata aaacattcgg cggccggact 420 tatgtgctgg agcgaggcat taccggcgat gtggcgatcg tcaaagcgtg gaaagcggac 480 accatgggca atttgatttt taggaaaacg gcgagaaatt tcaatcccat tgccgccatg 540 gcaggcaaga tcacgattgc cgaggcggaa gaaatcgtgg aagcaggaga gctcgatcca 600 gatcacatcc atacgccggg aatttacgta cagcatgtcg tgcttggcgc gagccaagaa 660 aaacggattg aaaaacgaac agttcagcaa gcatcgggaa agggtgaggc caagtga 717 54 651 DNA Bacillus subtilis 54 gtgaaggaag cgagaaaacg aatggtcaaa cgggctgtac aagaaatcaa ggacggcatg 60 aatgtgaatc tcgggattgg aatgccgacg cttgtcgcaa atgagatacc cgatggcgtt 120 cacgtcatgc ttcagtcgga aaacggcttg ctcggaattg gcccctatcc tctggaagga 180 acggaagacg cggatttgat caatgcggga aaggaaacga tcactgaagt gacaggcgcc 240 tcttattttg acagcgctga gtcattcgcg atgataagag gcgggcatat cgatttagct 300 attctcggcg gaatggaggt ttcggagcag ggggatttgg ccaattggat gatcccgggc 360 aaaatggtaa aagggatggg cggcgccatg gatctcgtca acggggcgaa acgaatcgtt 420 gtcatcatgg agcacgtcaa taagcatggt gaatcaaagg tgaaaaaaac atgctccctt 480 ccgctgacag gccagaaagt cgtacacagg ctgattacgg atttggctgt atttgatttt 540 gtgaacggcc gcatgacact gacggagctt caggatggtg tcacaattga agaggtttat 600 gaaaaaacag aagctgattt cgctgtaagc cagtctgtac tcaattctta a 651 55 774 DNA Bacillus subtilis 55 atgagaaaac aagtcgcttt ggtgacaggg gctgccggcg gaatcagatt cgaaatcgca 60 agagaattcg cccgggaagg tgccagcgtc atcgtttcag acctccgtcc ggaagcatgt 120 gaaaaagcag cctccaagct tgcagaagaa ggctttgacg cggcggccat tccgtatgat 180 gtgacaaagg aagcgcaagt tgctgatacg gtgaacgtca tccaaaaaca atacggccgc 240 ttggatattc tggtgaacaa tgccggtatt cagcacgtcg ctccgattga agagtttccg 300 acagacacct ttgaacagct gatcaaggtc atgctgacgg ctccctttat tgcaatgaag 360 catgtttttc cgatcatgaa aaaacagcag tttggcagaa tcattaatat tgcgtctgtt 420 aatggattag tgggctttgc agggaaatcc gcttataata gcgccaagca cggcgtcatt 480 ggactcacaa aagtaggggc gctggaaggc gcgccccacg gcataacagt caatgcgctc 540 tgtccgggtt atgtcgatac ccagcttgta cgcaatcagc ttagcgatct atcgaaaact 600 agaaatgtcc cttacgactc tgtacttgaa caagtcattt ttccgcttgt gccgcaaaag 660 cgactgcttt ccgtcaagga aattgcggat tatgccgtgt ttttggcaag cgagaaggcg 720 aagggcgtca ctgggcaggc tgtcgtcctt gatgggggct acaccgcaca atga 774 56 1788 DNA Bacillus subtilis 56 atgtcacggc tccttgtgac cttatgccaa aagcagagga actggccgca gccatttctg 60 ccaacggacc gatcgctgtc cgtcaggcta aatttgcaat caataaagga ttggagacag 120 atcttgctac aggccttgcg attgaacaaa aagcgtatga acaaaccatc ccgacaaaag 180 acaggagaga agggcttcag gcctttcaag aaaaaagacg ggccgtatac aagggaatat 240 aaaagggagg caatgctgat ggattatgaa aaggaacgaa cagaacgggc tgaacggatt 300 cgaaaaggcg gagcggaaaa gtatcatcaa agcaatcggg aaaaaggcaa gctctttgtc 360 agagagcggc tttcccttct ctttgacgat gacattgagc tagaagacgc tttttttgcg 420 gaatgtatgt cagacgggct tcccgctgac ggagttgtaa ccgctatcgg caaaatcggc 480 ggccaaaccg tttgcgtcat ggcgaatgat tcaacagtga aagcggggtc atggggagca 540 aaaacagttg aaaaaatcat cagaattcaa gaaatcgccg aaaaattaaa ctgtccgctc 600 atttatttag tcgattcggc aggcgcccga attaccgacc aaatcaatgt ctttccaggg 660 agacgcggtg caggaagaat tttttacaat caagtcaaat tatcgggacg cattccgcaa 720 atctgtctgc ttttcggacc atctgcggca ggaggcgctt atattccggc cttctgtgat 780 atcgtcgtta tggtagacgg taacgcctcc atgtatttag gttcgccaag gatggcggaa 840 atggttattg gagaaaaagt gtctctcgaa gaaatgggtg gcgcccgtat gcattgctca 900 atctccggct gcggagatat tcttgcagaa actgaagaag aagccataca gctggtgcgg 960 gcttatttgt cttactttcc ggcaaatttt caagaaaaag cgcccattca tgagaaacgc 1020 ccgccaaaac acttcgaaac tccgcttgcc gacgtcattc cgcaaaatca aaacgcacct 1080 tttgatatgc atgagctcat tgagcgggtc atagatgaag actcattttt tgagatcaaa 1140 gccttatttg caccggaatt attgacgggc ctcgcacgaa tccacggaca gcctgtcggc 1200 attgttgcaa accagccgaa ggtaaaagga ggcgtcttat tccacgattc agcagacaaa 1260 gcggctaagt ttattacctt atgtgacgct tttcatatcc cattgctgtt cttagccgat 1320 atccccggtt ttatgattgg cacaaaagta gaacaggctg ggattatcag acacggagcg 1380 aaaatgattt ctgcgatgtc ggaggcaact gttccaaaac tctctgtcat tgtccgaaaa 1440 gcttacgggg cggggttgta tgcaatggca gggccggcat ttgaaccgga ttgctgtcta 1500 gcgctcccaa ccgcccaaat cgccgtcatg ggccctgagg ccgctgtaaa cgctgtctac 1560 gctaaaaaaa tcgccgagct gccagaagaa gagagagccg catttatcag cagcaaacgg 1620 gaggaataca aagaggacat caatatctac cgtctggctt cagaaatgat cattgatgct 1680 gttatcccag ccaattcgct gcgtgatgag ctggccaaac ggctcaaggc atacatgaca 1740 aaggaaatga catttaccaa tcgaaagcat ccggtttatc cggtgtaa 1788 57 783 DNA Bacillus subtilis 57 atgggagatt ctattctttt tactgttaaa aatgaacata tggcgttgat caccttaaac 60 aggcctcagg cagcaaatgc tctttcagcg gaaatgctta gaaacctgca aatgattatc 120 caggaaattg aatttaactc aaacatccgt tgcgtcatcc tcacaggcac cggtgaaaaa 180 gcgttttgtg caggggcaga cctgaaggaa cggataaaac tgaaagaaga tcaggttctg 240 gaaagtgtat ctctcattca aagaacggcg gctttacttg atgccttgcc gcagccggtc 300 atagctgcga taaatggaag cgcattaggc ggcggactag aattggcatt ggcatgcgac 360 cttcgaatcg caactgaagc agctgtgctg ggacttccgg aaacagggtt agctattatc 420 ccgggcgctg gagggaccca aaggctgccc cggctgattg gcagaggaaa agcaaaagaa 480 ttcatttata caggcagacg cgtgaccgca cacgaagcaa aagaaatcgg ccttgtagag 540 catgtcacgg ctccttgtga ccttatgcca aaagcagagg aactggccgc agccatttct 600 gccaacggac cgatcgctgt ccgtcaggct aaatttgcaa tcaataaagg attggagaca 660 gatcttgcta caggccttgc gattgaacaa aaagcgtatg aacaaaccat cccgacaaaa 720 gacaggagag aagggcttca ggcctttcaa gaaaaaagac gggccgtata caagggaata 780 taa 783 58 900 DNA Bacillus subtilis 58 atgccatatc ctaaaaaagt gacaatcaaa gaagtcggcc cgcgtgatgg cttacaaaac 60 gagcccgttt ggatcgcaac agaggataaa ataacctgga tcaaccagct ttcccggaca 120 gggctgtcgt atattgaaat cacatccttc gttcacccga aatggattcc ggcgcttcga 180 gatgctatcg atgtagcaaa aggcatcgac cgagaaaaag gggtaacgta cgcggcactt 240 gtcccgaatc aaagaggact ggagaatgca cttgaaggag gcattaacga ggcttgcgtt 300 tttatgtccg ccagcgagac gcacaacaga aaaaacatca ataaatccac ttctgaatcc 360 ctccatatac tcaaacaagt aaacaacgac gcacaaaaag caaacctcac aacaagagcc 420 tacctctcga ctgttttcgg ctgtccgtac gaaaaagatg tccccattga acaagtcatt 480 cgcctttcag aagctctatt tgaatttggg atttctgaac tgtcgcttgg agatacgatt 540 ggagcagcta atcccgccca agtggaaact gtacttgaag ctcttttggc acgattcccg 600 gctaatcaaa ttgccctgca ttttcatgat acgagaggaa ccgctctggc caacatggtc 660 acagcactcc aaatgggcat cacggtgttc gacggctcgg caggcgggct tgggggatgc 720 ccatatgcgc caggttcatc aggaaacgcc gcaactgagg atatcgtgta catgcttgaa 780 cagatggata tcaaaacaaa tgtaaagcta gaaaaactgc tatctgcggc caaatggatt 840 gaagaaaaaa tgggcaaacc gctgccgagc agaaatttac aggtgtttaa atcatcttga 900 59 1335 DNA Bacillus subtilis 59 atgtttacaa aagtactgat cgccaaccgc ggtgaaattg caatgagaat tatccgaaca 60 tgcagccgtc tcggcattaa aacggtcgct gtttattcag aagcagacaa ggacgcgccc 120 catacaaaag ccgctacaga ggcatatttg atcggggaat cgagagtcag tgaaagttat 180 ttaaatatag agagaatcat aaagacggcg aaaaaagcaa aagccgacgc gatccacccg 240 ggatatggat tgttatcaga aaacagccgg ttcgctgaac gctgcaagca agaaaacatc 300 gtgtttatcg gaccttcccc tgatatcatc gcaaagatgg gcagcaaaat tgaagcgcga 360 aaagcaatgg aggctgcagg tgtccctgtg gtgccgggcg tttctgaatc cctcggagat 420 atagaggcag cctgccgcac cgcaagtcaa atcggctatc ctgtcatgct gaaagcttca 480 gcgggcggag gcggcatcgg aatgcagcgt gttgaaaatg aagaagcatt aaaaaaagcg 540 tacgagggaa acaaaaagcg cgcagcagat tttttcggtg acgggtctat gtatatagaa 600 aaagttattg aacatgcgcg ccacatcgag gttcagcttt tggccgatca acacggccat 660 acagtacatc tgtttgaacg tgattgctct gttcagaggc gccaccaaaa agtcattgaa 720 gaagcaccgt ctccatttgt agacgatgaa ctaagaatga agatcggtca aacagcggta 780 aaagcagcga aggcaatcgg ctatacgaac gcaggcacca tcgaatttat agttgaccag 840 aaacaaaatt tttatttcct cgaaatgaat acgagactgc aagttgaaca ccccgtgact 900 gaagaaataa caggcctgga cttagttgag cagcagctgc ggattgctgc gggccataca 960 ctcacattct cccaaaaaga catccaacgg aacgggcatg cgatagaggt tcgaatatac 1020 gcggaagatc ccaagacctt cttcccgtca ccaggtacga tcactgcgtt ttcacttcct 1080 gaccaaaaag gagtcagaca cgaatgtgcg gtagcaaaag acagcaccgt tacccctttt 1140 tatgacccga tgatcgctaa gatgattgtc aaaggccaaa ccagaacaga agcaattgaa 1200 aaactagaga cagcgcttcg cgactatcgt gtagagggaa tcaaaacaaa ccttccgctc 1260 ctcatacagg ctgcggcaac aaaggcattt aaagaagggg atgtcacgac tgactttttg 1320 aaacagcacc tataa 1335 60 1650 DNA Bacillus subtilis 60 atggctgaac tcatccattc cacaatcggc aggctgctgg aacaaacagc tgatgcgtat 60 cccgatcgag atgctgttgt gtatccagac cgaaatatcc gctatacgta cgctcaattt 120 gacagtctgt gccgtcaaac cgctaaaggt ctcatgcgga tggggattgg aaaaggagac 180 cacgtcgcca tatgggcttc taatatctct gaatggcttg ccgtccagtt cgcaactgcg 240 aagatcggag ccgtgctcgt gaccgtcaat accaattatc aagcacatga gcttgattac 300 ttgttaaagc aatcggatgc cgcggcgctt attatcatgg attcatacag gggcacttct 360 tatccagaca tcgtgaacag tttaattcca gaactgcaag aagcaaagcc cggccaactg 420 aaatctgaac gctatccctt tttaaaaacg ctgatctata ttggcaataa acgattgtct 480 ggcatgtatc attgggacga tacagagata ttggcgaaaa cagtgacaga tgctgagctt 540 gaagagagaa tgaacagcct ggataaagac aatgtgatta atatgcaata cacatcagga 600 acgacagggt ttccaaaagg cgtgatgctg acccatttca atgtcatcaa taacgctgct 660 aatatcgctg aatgtatggc tttaacctct caagaccgca tgtgcatccc tgttccgttt 720 tttcactgct ttggatgcgt ccttggggtt ttggcatgtg tatccgtcgg ggcagccatg 780 atacccgtgc aagaatttga tcccgttacc gtccttaaaa cggtagaaaa agagaaatgc 840 acagtgctcc atggtgtgcc taccatgttt atcgccgagc tgcatcatcc ggattttgat 900 gcatatgatc tatcgacgct ccgaacagga atcatggccg gctctccctg tccaagtgaa 960 gtgatgaaag ctgtgattga aaggatgggc atgaaagaca ttacgatcgc ctatggacaa 1020 accgaagcct cgccagtcat tacacaaacg agagcaaatg attccttcat aagaagagtc 1080 gaaacaaccg gccgtgccct gccacatact gaggtgaaaa ttgtagaacc cgggacatgt 1140 caagaagttc aaagaggcat gcagggagaa ctgtgcaccc gtggctatca cgtcatgaaa 1200 ggctattata aagacaaaga tgcgaccaga aaagcaatca atcatgacgg atggctgttt 1260 accggagatc ttgctgtcat ggatgaagac gggtactgcc gcatcaccgg aagattaaaa 1320 gatatgctca tcagaggcgg cgagaacatt tatccgcggg aaattgaaga atttttatac 1380 cagcatcccg ctgttttaga tgtacaggtg gttggtgtgc ctgacgccaa attcggggag 1440 gaagctgcag cctggattaa actgaaagac ggtaaaagcg tttcacctga tgagcttaaa 1500 gcctattgca aagggaaaat cgcccgccac aaaattccgc gttatgttat ttttacggat 1560 gactatccga tgacggcctc aggcaaaatt caaaaatata aactgcgaga aaaaacgatt 1620 gaaatgttca acttatcatc aagtcaatga 1650 61 1014 DNA Bacillus subtilis 61 ttgaaaacga taacaattgc agctgaagaa gcaaaggaac tcgtttggca aaagctggac 60 ggtgccggtt tgaatgaacg agatgctgaa aaagtggcag atgttctcgt gcacgctgat 120 ttgcgcaatg tacattcgca tggcgtgctg cacacagaac actatgtgaa caggctttta 180 gcgggaggga tcaatcctgg ggcacagcct gtttttaaag agacggggcc tgtgaccggg 240 gtgcttgacg gagacgatgg tttcggtcat gtgaattgcg acatggcgat ggaccatgca 300 attgacatgg cgaagaaaaa aggagtcggc atggtcacgg ccgtaaacag cagccattgc 360 ggagcgctaa gctattttgt gcaaaaagcg gctgacgaaa agctgatcgg aatggcaatg 420 acgcatacag acagtatcgt tgtcccattt ggggggagga ctcctatttt agggacaaat 480 ccgattgctt acggagttcc ggctaagcat aaaaaaccgt ttatcctaga tatggcgaca 540 tccaaagtgg cttttgggaa gattctgcag gcccgtgaag agggcaaaga aattcctgaa 600 ggatggggag tcgatgaaaa cggagaagca gtaactgatc ctgacaaggt cgtctcactt 660 tcaacattcg ggggcccgaa aggctatgga ctatcgattg tagtggatgt gttttccgga 720 ttgctggcgg gcgcggcttt tggccctcat attgccaaaa tgtacaacgg ccttgatcaa 780 aaaagaaagc tggggcatta cgtttgcgcg atcaatccat ccttttttac tgactgggat 840 acgtttttag agcagatgga tgccatgatt gatgaactgc agcaatcacc gccggctgtt 900 ggattcgaaa gagtgtatgt gcccggcgag atcgagcagc tgcatgaaga aagaaataag 960 aaaaacggaa tttctatcgc ccggagcgtg tatgaattct taaaaagcag gtga 1014 62 1020 DNA Bacillus subtilis 62 atgaaagcgg ttcaagtgcg aaaagcgtat gatctggtga cagcggaggt gaagaagcca 60 gttctttcaa aggatgatga agtgctcgtg aaagtcaagc gagtcggcat ttgcggttca 120 gacatgcaca tttatcatgg aacgaatccg ctcgctaccc tcccgagagt catcggacac 180 gaggtaacgg gacaagtgga ggcagttggt gcgaatgtac agagcctaaa acccggtgat 240 catgtggtga ttgagccgat ttcttattgc ggatcgtgct atgcctgccg caaagggcgg 300 ccgaatgttt gcgccaagct ttctgtattt ggcgtacatg aggacggagg catgcgggaa 360 tatattgtgc ttccggaaag acagcttcac gcggtctcaa aggacttgcc ttgggaggaa 420 gcagtcatgg ccgagcctta tacgataggc gcccaggcag tgtggagagg ccaggtggaa 480 aaaggtgata ccgtcctgat ccagggagcg gggcccatcg ggatctgtgt gttaaaaatg 540 gcaaaactgg cgggcgctgc tgtcatgatg actgacttga acaacgagcg gctggcattt 600 gcgaaagaaa acggcgccga tgctgttgta aatgtccaag cagaacatgt tgccgagcgg 660 gtccttgaat ggactgggaa tgaaggagca aacgtggtca ttgatgctgt ttgcctgccg 720 gagacttttg cactttcaat tgaggctgtg tcaccggcgg gacatgtggt tgtgcttgga 780 tttgatgaaa gagcggctca gatttctcag ctgccaatta caaaaaaaga agtcacgata 840 accggatccc gattgcagac caatcagttt ccaaaagtgg tagagctttt gaatggaggc 900 cggttaatgc ataacgggct ggtgacccat acattttcag ttgatgacgt tcatcatgca 960 tttcagttta ttaaggagca tccagatcag gtgcggaaag ccgtcatcac gtttgattaa 1020 63 1080 DNA Bacillus subtilis 63 atgaatatga cattccgatg gtatggacga ggcaacgata cagtcacact tgaatacgtg 60 aagcaaattc ccggtgtcaa aggcatcgtt tgggctctcc atcaaaagcc cgtcggcgac 120 gtgtgggaaa aagaagaaat cagagccgaa actgaatata ttcaatccta tggttttcat 180 gctgaagttg tagaaagcgt gaatgttcac gaagcgatta aacttgggaa cgaagaacgc 240 ggccggtata ttgaaaacta caagcaaacg atccgcaacc ttgccggatt tggcgtgaaa 300 gtgatctgct ataattttat gccggttttt gattggacac gcacggacat gttccggccg 360 ctagaagatg gatcgaccgc tctgtttttt gaaaaggcca aggtggaaag ccttgatcct 420 caagagctga ttcggacggt ggaggaagca tccgacatga cactgccggg gtgggagccc 480 gaaaaattgg ctcggatcaa agagcttttt gctgcctaca gaacggtcga tgaagaaaag 540 ctatgggaca atttatcatt ctttttgcag gaaattcttc ctgttgctga ggcctatggt 600 gttcaaatgg ccattcatcc ggatgacccg ccgtggccga ttttcggact gccgcgcatt 660 atcacaggag aggcaagcta taagaaactg cgggcgatat cagattcacc gtctaattgt 720 atcacccttt gtacaggttc aatgggagcc aatcccgcta acgacatggt ggagatcgct 780 aaaacgtatg ccggcatcgc tccattttca catattcgca atgtgaaaat ttatgagaat 840 ggcgatttta ttgaaacatc tcatttaaca aaggatggtt cgatcaacat tcaaggcgtg 900 atggaagaac tgcataagca ggattacgaa ggatatgtca gaccggatca tgggcgccat 960 ctttggggcg agcaatgccg cccgggatat ggcttatacg atcgggcact tggcatcatg 1020 tatttgaacg ggctgtggga cgcttatgaa gcaatggcaa aaaaagaggt gggcatatga 1080 64 837 DNA Bacillus subtilis 64 atgatcccgc tgcatgagaa cctggctggt aaaacggctg tcatcactgg cggcagcggc 60 gtgctttgct ctgcgatggc ccgggagcta gcccgtcatg gcatgaaggt ggcgattttg 120 aatcggacgg ctgaaaaagg ccaagcggtc gtgaaggaga taacggcggc tggcggcaca 180 gcgtgcgctg ttgctgcgga tgtgctggac aggatgtcac tggagcgggc aaaggaagac 240 atccttggcc aatttggcgc tgttgatctg ttaattaacg gggctggcgg caatcatcct 300 gacgcgataa ccgatgtgga gacatatgaa gaagcgggag aaggccaatc cttttttgat 360 atggatgaga ggggctttct aactgtattc tccaccaact tcaccggtgc gtttctggcc 420 tcgcaagtgt ttggtaaaga actgctgaag gcggattcac ccgcgatcat caacctttct 480 tccatgagtg cttattcacc tatgacgaag gttccggcat acagtgctgc gaaagcatcc 540 atcaataatt ttacgatgtg gatggctgtt cattttgccg aaaccgggct gcgggtcaat 600 gcgattgccc caggcttctt tctgacaaaa caaaatcatg atctgctgat caaccaagac 660 ggaacgttca ccagccgatc tcacaaaatt attgcgggaa caccgatgaa gcgcttcgga 720 aaaccggagg atttgctcgg tacgctcctt tggctggcgg atgaatccta ttccggtttt 780 gtcactggga tcaccgttcc tgtcgatgga ggatttatgg cttattcagg tgtgtaa 837 65 1269 DNA Bacillus subtilis 65 atgttttcaa aagataagct tcccgttatc ctttttttgt tcctggcagg ggtgattaat 60 tacctggatc gctcggcgct ttccattgca gctcctttta ttcaggatga tctcacattg 120 tctgccacac aaatgggctt gattttcagc agtttttcga taggttatgc catttttaat 180 tttcttgggg gcgtggcatc cgaccgctat ggggcaaagc tgaccttgtt tgtcgcgatg 240 gttgtttggt cgctgtttag cggagcagtc gccctcgctt ttggctttgt cagcctgctg 300 attatacgca ttctcttcgg aatgggagaa ggcccgcttt cggcgaccat caacaagatg 360 gtgaacaact ggttcccgcc gacccagcgg gcgtccgtta tcggtgtaac caacagcggc 420 acgcccctcg ggggagccat ttccggcccg atagtcggca tgatcgcagt ggcgttcagc 480 tggaaggtat ccttcgttct cattatgatt attggattga tatgggcagt gctctggttc 540 aagtttgtca aagaaaagcc gcaagagacg atcaaggaag caccggcaat aaaagcagaa 600 acgtctcccg gagaaaaaat tccgctcacc ttttacctga agcaaaaaac agtcctgttc 660 acggcgttcg cttttttcgc ttacaactac atcctcttct tctttttgac atggtttccg 720 agctatcttg tcgacgagcg gggattaagt gttgaatcga tgagtgtcat cacggtcata 780 ccgtggattt taggatttat cgggctggct gcggggggat ttgtttctga ctatgtgtac 840 aaaaaaacgg cccgaaaagg tgtgctgttc tcgcgcaagg ttgtgcttgt cacgtgtttg 900 ttttcatcag ctgtcctgat tggttttgcc gggcttgtgg caacgactgc gggggctgtc 960 actcttgtcg ctctgtcagt gttctttctt tatttgaccg gtgctatcta ttgggctgtc 1020 attcaagatg tggttgatca aaacaatgtc ggttctgttg gcggcttcat gcatttcctc 1080 gccaacacgg caggaattat cggcccggct ttaaccggat ttattgttga ccaaacaggc 1140 acgttttctg gagcattttt gcttgccggt gggctggctg tcttcgcttc acttgctgtg 1200 attcgttttg tccgtccaat cattggtaag ccagcgggaa cagaagctga gaatcctgtg 1260 tcttattaa 1269 66 705 DNA Bacillus subtilis 66 gtgcgcatcg ggggttttgg gacaggacgt atcgccgcgg gcattgattt cagcttgatc 60 cgcaaacacc ctaaaatctt ttggggatac agcgatatta cgtttttaca tactgccatt 120 catcaaaaca caggtcttgt cactttccat ggcccgatgc tcagcacgga tattggcctt 180 gacgacgttc acccgctgac aaaagcgtca tataagcagc tcttccagga gacggaattc 240 acctatacag aagagctttc tccgctgacc gagcttgttc ctggaaaagc ggaaggcgag 300 cttgtcgggg gaaatctgtc tttgctgacg tctacactgg gcacgccatt tgaaattgat 360 acgagaggaa agcttctgtt tattgaagat attgacgagg agccttatca aatcgaccgg 420 atgctgaatc agctgaaaat gggggggaag ctgacggacg cggcgggaat tctagtttgt 480 gattttcaca attgtgtccc ggtgaagcga gagaagtctc tctcgcttga gcaggtgctg 540 gaagactata ttatttctgc gggcaggcct gctctgagag gatttaaaat cggccactgc 600 tcgccaagta ttgccgttcc gatcggtgcg aaagctgcta tgaatacagc agaaaaaaca 660 gccgtaatag aggcgggcgt ttcagaaggg gcgctgaaga catga 705 67 1101 DNA Bacillus subtilis 67 atgaaaatca ttcgaatcga aacaagccga atcgctgtcc cgctgacaaa gccgtttaaa 60 accgcacttc gcactgtgta tacggctgaa tcagtcatag taaggattac ttatgacagc 120 ggtgcagtcg gatggggaga agcacccccg acgttagtga ttacaggaga cagcatggat 180 agcattgaaa gtgccatcca ccatgtgttg aagccggcat tgcttggaaa aagcctggcg 240 ggctatgagg ccattctgca cgacatccag catcttctta caggaaatat gagcgcgaag 300 gctgctgtag aaatggctct atacgacggc tgggcgcaga tgtgcgggct gccgctttat 360 caaatgcttg gcggatatcg agatacgctg gaaacagatt atactgtcag tgtcaactca 420 cctgaagaga tggcagctga tgccgagaat tatctcaaac aaggctttca aacgctgaaa 480 ataaaggtcg gaaaagatga tattgcaaca gatatcgccc gtatccagga aatcagaaaa 540 cgtgtcggat cagctgtgaa actgcgttta gacgctaatc aggggtggag gccgaaggaa 600 gcggtaactg ccattcggaa aatggaggat gcgggcctag gcattgagct tgtcgagcag 660 cctgtccata aagatgatct cgctgggctt aaaaaggtga cagatgcaac agatacgccg 720 attatggctg atgaaagtgt ttttacaccg cgccaggcgt tcgaagttct gcaaacccgg 780 agcgcagact tgatcaatat taaattgatg aaagcgggcg gcatcagcgg agcagagaaa 840 attaatgcca tggcggaggc ctgcggggtg gagtgtatgg tcggcagcat gatcgaaacg 900 aagctgggca ttacggccgc ggcgcatttt gcggcaagca agagaaacat cacacgcttt 960 gattttgacg cgccgctgat gctgaaaaca gatgtattca atggcggcat aacatatagc 1020 ggcagcacga tttcgatgcc tggcaaaccg ggcctcggaa tcatcggggc tgcgcttttg 1080 aaaggggaaa aagagcaatg a 1101 68 891 DNA Bacillus subtilis 68 atgatgcaca ctgtcatatc agcagtggcc aacatctgga cagcgcctga ttcacctcgt 60 ccgtctgatc aattcatgct tcaaccgact gtaatgatca gagactggct ggagcgcatg 120 acgtatgatg aacggcttgg attatgtaca gacaatgtaa tccaaactca ggttctcttt 180 ggcgaaaagg tacttgtgac ggcggaacag ggggaatggg tttctgtgat cgtgcctagc 240 cagccatccc gaaaggatcc gcgcggatac ccgggctgga tgaaaaagta ccagctggaa 300 aaaacaaagc ccatccatac acaacacgat gtgatgatca gcaaacctgc tgcctttttg 360 tacagaagca atggggaaaa ggagatcgaa ttaagctttt tgacagttct gccccttatt 420 gcaaaagaaa acggatattt taaggtttcg accgtttttg gggaaaggtt tgtgaggcaa 480 agtgatgcag tgcctgtcag ccaacagaaa gggactgctg aagacatcat tcaaacgggt 540 gcgttttttc ttggccttcc ctacctgtgg ggagggatca gcgggtttgg gtttgattgc 600 tccggattta tgtacagtat atttaaggcg aatggataca gcatcccccg tgatgcggga 660 gatcaggcta aggcagggaa ggttgtcccg cttgatgata tgaaagccgg tgatctgctg 720 ttttttgctt atgaggaagg aaaaggagcg attcatcacg tcggtctgta tgtaggcggc 780 gggaaaatgc ttcattctcc aaagacaggg aagtcaatcg aaatcctcac attaacagag 840 acaatctatg aaaaagaatt atgtgcggtg cgccgctgtt tttcagaata a 891 69 984 DNA Bacillus subtilis 69 atgaggcgac tgcctttgtt agaggtcagc cagctgaaaa tgcattttga cgcagggaaa 60 aagcggacag tcaaagctgt cgacggggtc acctttcaga ttcgtgaagg agaaacgttc 120 gggctagtcg gggaatcagg gtgcgggaaa tcaaccttgg ggagagtgct gatgcgcctt 180 tatcagccga cagaaggaag cgtgacatac cgcggcacaa atcttcatgc actaagtgaa 240 aaagagcagt ttgccttcaa ccgcaaactg cagatgattt ttcaggaccc ttatgcttca 300 cttaacccgc gcatgaccgt tcgagaaatt attttggagc cgatggagat tcataatctc 360 tacaataccc ataaagcacg gctttccgtc gtggacgagc tgcttgaggc agttgggctt 420 caccccgatt ttggcagccg ttatccgcat gaattcagcg gcgggcaaag gcagagaatc 480 gggattgcga gagcactgtc gctgaatcct gaatttatcg tggcggacga accgatttct 540 gcacttgatg tctctgttca agcgcaggtg gtcaacctgc tgaagcggct tcaaaaagag 600 aaagggctta cgtttttatt cattgcccat gatctttcga tggtgaagca tatcagtgac 660 aggatcggtg ttatgtactt aggacacatg atggaaatta cagagagcgg caccttgtat 720 cgtgaaccgc tccatcccta tacaaaggcg cttttgtcct cgattccgat tccagatcct 780 gaattggagg acaagcgtga gcgtattctc ttgaaagggg agctgccgag cccggtcaat 840 ccgccaagcg gctgcgtgtt tcgtacccgc tgtccggagc gatgcctgaa tgtggagaat 900 ctcgtcccca gcttcaagaa atcgaacccg gccgttttgt cgcttgccat ttgtatcgaa 960 atgctgaaac gaaggaaaaa gtaa 984 70 1416 DNA Bacillus subtilis 70 ttgaaaaaca aatggtataa accgaaacgg cattggaagg agatcgagtt atggaaggac 60 gttccggaag agaaatggaa cgattggctt tggcagctga cacacactgt aagaacgtta 120 gatgatttaa agaaagtcat taatctgacc gaggatgaag aggaaggcgt cagaatttct 180 accaaaacga tccccttaaa tattacacct tactatgctt ctttaatgga ccccgacaat 240 ccgagatgcc cggtacgcat gcagtctgtg ccgctttctg aagaaatgca caaaacaaaa 300 tacgatctgg aagacccgct tcatgaggat gaagattcac cggtacccgg tctgacacac 360 cgctatcccg accgtgtgct gtttcttgtc acgaatcaat gttccatgta ctgccgctac 420 tgcacaagaa ggcgcttttc cggacaaatc ggaatgggcg tccccaaaaa acagcttgat 480 gctgcaattg cttatatccg ggaaacaccc gaaatccgcg attgtttaat ttcaggcggt 540 gatgggctgc tcatcaacga ccaaatttta gaatatattt taaaagagct gcgcagcatt 600 ccgcatctgg aagtcatcag aatcggaaca agagctcccg tcgtctttcc gcagcgcatt 660 accgatcatc tgtgcgagat attgaaaaaa tatcatccgg tctggctgaa cacccatttt 720 aacacaagca tcgaaatgac agaagaatcc gttgaggcat gtgaaaagct ggtgaacgcg 780 ggagtgccgg tcggaaatca ggctgtcgta ttagcaggta ttaatgattc ggttccaatt 840 atgaaaaagc tcatgcatga cttggtaaaa atcagagtcc gtccttatta tatttaccaa 900 tgtgatctgt cagaaggaat agggcatttc agagctcctg tttccaaagg tttggagatc 960 attgaagggc tgagaggtca tacctcaggc tatgcggttc ctacctttgt cgttgacgca 1020 ccaggcggag gaggtaaaat cgccctgcag ccaaactatg tcctgtcaca aagtcctgac 1080 aaagtgatct taagaaattt tgaaggtgtg attacgtcat atccggaacc agagaattat 1140 atccccaatc aggcagacgc ctattttgag tccgttttcc ctgaaaccgc tgacaaaaag 1200 gagccgatcg ggctgagtgc catttttgct gacaaagaag tttcgtttac acctgaaaat 1260 gtagacagaa tcaaaaggag agaggcatac atcgcaaatc cggagcatga aacattaaaa 1320 gatcggcgtg agaaaagaga tcagctcaaa gaaaagaaat ttttggcgca gcagaaaaaa 1380 cagaaagaga ctgaatgcgg aggggattct tcatga 1416 71 828 DNA Bacillus subtilis 71 atgctcaagt caataaagag tagcggtgtc acagcagttt tggaccatga cggctttaat 60 aaacgaatca gagtggttcg ttatgacgga gccattgaga aggccctgcc ggatatcgtg 120 gcagcggcaa aagaagagaa tgcagaaaaa atcattgtct atgcgaagca gcatgatgag 180 ccgatccttg ccaaacaatt atttgcgccg gagggctatc taaagggcta ttatctcggc 240 cattcggctt gtgtcatggt acgttacctt tcagaaagcc ggagacaaac agattcttat 300 acagaggaac aggagatcat cgaagccata tatcgcacag cgccccgtct tcgcaacgac 360 agtacacccg tttttacgat gagaaaagca gaaacaaacg acatgtacca gctatcgatg 420 ctgtataaaa aagtattccg cacgtaccca accccggtat ttgaccccgc ttatattgaa 480 aagacgatga atgcaaatac ggtgtattat atcatgcttg atcatgaccg cctgatcagc 540 gcagcaagcg cagaaatcaa tccagagctt gggcatgcag aaataaccga ttgcgctgtg 600 ctgccggaat atcgcggcca ttcgttaaca agctttttaa tcgaggcgtt agaaaaagaa 660 atggctggag aggatatcgt tcatgtgttt tctctcgccc gtgcttcgtc ttttgggatg 720 aatgctgtgt tgtaccattc aggttatcag tatggcggaa ggctgatcaa taattgcttt 780 atagccgaag gccttgaaaa catgaatatt tggtgcaagc aactgtaa 828 72 654 DNA Bacillus subtilis 72 atgggcttgg gagtagcaga aagagaacag attgcaaaac gcgctgctac tgaaattaag 60 cagggcatga ttgtgaatct cggtatcggt atcccttcct tggtaccgaa ctttttgaag 120 cctgacatgc aggtcatgtt tcaagcggaa aacggtgtcc ttggcattgg agaaagtccc 180 gaaaagggag aagaggatgc gcatttatgc aacgccgcgg gatatcctgt ccgcgctgta 240 aaaggggctt cttattttga tacaaccatg tcttttgcga tgatcagaaa aggcaaaatt 300 gacattacga ttttaggcgc cctgcaggtg agccaatcag gagatttggc aaattggctt 360 gttccgggaa aaaaggtgcc tggtatgggc ggggcgatgg agcttgccca aaaagcgaaa 420 aaagtggttg tcgtcatgag tcatacagat caaaagggaa ggcctaaatt aacagaaaga 480 tgtacgctgc cattaactgc tgcaggctgt gtagatttga ttattaccga aaaagcggtt 540 cttgaggtcg atagccatca cttcatttta aaagagctga tgaatggctc gacaatcgat 600 gaggtgacga ggctgacaga agctgaaatc aaaatagata tgcctttttc ttaa 654 73 690 DNA Bacillus subtilis 73 atggcgccat ttcaaaaagc aatcagcatt gacacagcaa ttgcagatgt tcgggatgga 60 tcggttctga tgtttggcgg ttttggggga gtcgggtcgc ctccttcatt gattgaagcg 120 atattggaca gcggtgtaac ggatttgact gtgatttgca atgacgccgg tttcccggat 180 atcggaatcg gcccgcttat tgttaatcaa cgggtcaaaa ccctgatcgc ctcgcatatc 240 ggttccaatc cagtagccgg aaaacagatg acagagggga cgttagaggt tcaattttca 300 cctcagggaa cgcttgcgga acggattcgc gccggcggag cggggcttgg cggtatttta 360 accgacgtgg gcattgataa tcaaatggtt tgcgaaaaaa aggacatcgt aacagtggcg 420 ggaaaacgat acttgattga agaggcgctg actgctgatt ttgctttcat caatgcttac 480 attgcagatg aattcggcaa tctaacgtat gacaaaaccg cgcgcaatat gaacccgctt 540 atggcaatgg ccgccaggag aacctttgcc gaagctgagc gtatcgttcc gatgggggag 600 atttctgaag aaatgattgt cacaccgggg gtttttgttg agggggttgt acgaagcgag 660 ggagtgaagt ggaaatgggc ttgggagtag 690 74 1335 DNA Bacillus subtilis 74 atgagcagtt atttgattaa gccagagctt agctcggcct atccggttgt cagttatgcg 60 aagggttcat atgtttatga tcagaccgga aaaaaatatc tcgacggctc gtcaggtgcg 120 gtgacatgta atatcggcca cggagttcgt gatgtgactg agaagctgaa agaacagctt 180 gatcaggtgt cttttgctta ccgctcacag tttacgagtg agcccgccga gcaattagcc 240 gctctcttgg cacaggagct gcccggagat gtgaattggt ctttttttgt caacagcgga 300 tcagaagcga tagaaacagc tatgaaaatc gccattcagt attggcagga aaaaaagcaa 360 acacaaaaat ccatcttttt gtctcgatgg agcagttacc acggaataac tttgggagcg 420 ctttcattgt ctggttttta tgaaaggaga taccggttca cccatctcat tgagcggtat 480 ccagctatct cagctccaca tatttatcgg ctgaatcacg agacggaaga agactttgtt 540 cagactgcag ctgatgaact ggacaccatg attaaaagaa tcggaagcca attcatcgcc 600 ggctttgtgg ctgagcctat tattggtgct gcaggagcag cgattactcc gcctccggga 660 tattatgaga gattaagtga ggtatgccgc acacacgatg tgctttttat tgcagatgaa 720 gtgatgacgg ggcttgggag aacaggaagg atgctcgcga cagagcattg ggataccgta 780 cctgatattg ctgtactggg gaagggactc ggtgcggggt atgcacctat tgctgctgcc 840 gtcgtatctg attctattat tgaaaccata aaacaagggt caggtgtgat tatgagcggt 900 cacacatata gtgcacatcc ctattcagcc aaagctgctc ttgaagtttt gcgatatgtg 960 ttaaagcacg gcttgatcaa acaatcagaa aaaaagggcg ctgtgctgaa gaagaagctt 1020 gatgaggcgg catctcaaag cggcattata ggtgaggtgc gcggaaaagg actgctatta 1080 ggcattgaat ttgtggcaga ccaaaaaacg aagaaagtgt ttccgccaga gcaggcgata 1140 acccagctta ttgtcagcga ggcgaaaaaa cgcgggctga ttgtttatcc ttccaaagct 1200 ggaatagaca gtggagaagg agatgctgtc attattgctc ctccttttac tatttcagac 1260 ggtgaaatgg aagagcttat ctctattttt tcagaaacag ttgcagcggt cgaaaaaaac 1320 ttaaaaaagg attga 1335 75 912 DNA Bacillus subtilis 75 gtgatcacaa gagatttttt cttattttta tccaaaagcg gctttctcaa taaaatggcg 60 aggaactggg gaagtcgggt agcagcgggt aaaattatcg gcgggaatga ctttaacagt 120 tcaatcccga ccattcgaca gcttaacagc caaggcttgt cagttactgt cgatcattta 180 ggcgagtttg tgaacagcgc cgaggtcgca cgggagcgta cggaagagtg cattcaaacc 240 attgcgacca tcgcggatca ggagctgaac tcacacgttt ctttaaaaat gacgtcttta 300 ggtttggata tagatatgga tttggtgtat gaaaatatga caaaaatcct tcagacggcc 360 gagaaacata aaatcatggt caccattgac atggaggacg aagtcagatg ccagaaaacg 420 cttgatattt tcaaagattt cagaaagaaa tacgagcatg tgagcacagt gctgcaagcc 480 tatctgtacc ggacggaaaa agacattgac gatttggatt ctttaaaccc gttccttcgc 540 cttgtaaaag gagcttataa agaatcagaa aaagtagctt tcccggagaa aagcgatgtc 600 gatgaaaatt acaaaaaaat catccgaaag cagctcttaa acggtcacta tacagcgatt 660 gccacacatg acgacaaaat gatcgacttt acaaagcagc ttgccaagga acatggcatt 720 gccaatgaca agtttgaatt tcagatgctg tacggcatgc ggtcgcaaac ccagctcagc 780 ctcgtaaaag aaggttataa catgagagtc tacctgccat acggcgagga ttggtacggc 840 tactttatga gacgccttgc agaacgtccg tcaaacattg catttgcttt caaaggaatg 900 acaaagaagt aa 912 76 1548 DNA Bacillus subtilis 76 atgacaacac cttacaaaca cgagccattc acaaatttcc aagatcaaaa ctacgtggaa 60 gcgtttaaaa aagcgcttgc gacagtaagc gaatatttag gaaaagacta tccgcttgtc 120 attaacggcg agagagtgga aacggaagcg aaaatcgttt caatcaaccc agctgataaa 180 gaagaagtcg tcggccgagt gtcaaaagcg tctcaagagc acgctgagca agcgattcaa 240 gcggctgcaa aagcatttga agagtggaga tacacgtctc ctgaagagag agcggctgtc 300 ctgttccgcg ctgctgccaa agtccgcaga agaaaacatg aattctcagc tttgcttgtg 360 aaagaagcag gaaagccttg gaacgaggcg gatgccgata cggctgaagc gattgacttc 420 atggagtatt atgcacgcca aatgatcgaa ctggcaaaag gcaaaccggt caacagccgt 480 gaaggcgaga aaaaccaata tgtatacacg ccgactggag tgacagtcgt tatcccgcct 540 tggaacttct tgtttgcgat catggcaggc acaacagtgg cgccgatcgt tactggaaac 600 acagtggttc tgaaacctgc gagtgctaca cctgttattg cagcaaaatt tgttgaggtg 660 cttgaagagt ccggattgcc aaaaggcgta gtcaactttg ttccgggaag cggatcggaa 720 gtaggcgact atcttgttga ccatccgaaa acaagcctta tcacatttac gggatcaaga 780 gaagttggta cgagaatttt cgaacgcgcg gcgaaggttc agccgggcca gcagcattta 840 aagcgtgtca tcgctgaaat gggcggtaaa gatacggttg ttgttgatga ggatgcggac 900 attgaattag cggctcaatc gatctttact tcagcattcg gctttgcggg acaaaaatgc 960 tctgcaggtt cacgtgcagt agttcatgaa aaagtgtatg atcaagtatt agagcgtgtc 1020 attgaaatta cggaatcaaa agtaacagct aaacctgaca gtgcagatgt ttatatggga 1080 cctgtcattg accaaggttc ttatgataaa attatgagct atattgagat cggaaaacag 1140 gaagggcgtt tagtaagcgg cggtactggt gatgattcga aaggatactt catcaaaccg 1200 acgatcttcg ctgaccttga tccgaaagca agactcatgc aggaagaaat tttcggacct 1260 gtcgttgcat tttgtaaagt gtcagacttt gatgaagctt tagaagtggc aaacaatact 1320 gaatatggtt tgacaggcgc ggttatcaca aacaaccgca agcacatcga gcgtgcgaaa 1380 caggaattcc atgtcggaaa cctatacttc aaccgcaact gtacaggtgc tatcgtcggc 1440 taccatccgt ttggcggctt caaaatgtcg ggaacggatt caaaagcagg cgggccggat 1500 tacttggctc tgcatatgca agcaaaaaca atcagtgaaa tgttctaa 1548 77 1398 DNA Bacillus subtilis 77 atggagtctt ttttcaatag tttgattaat attccaagtg atttcatctg gaaataccta 60 ttttatattt taatagggct tggattattt tttaccatac gttttggttt tatccaattc 120 cgttatttta ttgaaatgtt cagaatagta ggggagaagc cggaaggaaa taaaggtgtt 180 tcatctatgc aggcattctt tatttcggcc gcatcccgag tcggcacagg gaatttgact 240 ggtgtagcct tagcaattgc gacaggcgga ccaggcgctg tattttggat gtgggtagtg 300 gctgcagtag gcatggcttc aagctttgtc gaaagtacat tagcacagct ttataaggta 360 agagacgggg aggatttccg cggagggccg gcctactata ttcaaaaggg tcttggtgcc 420 agatggcttg gcatcgtttt tgcaatctta attaccgtct cattcggctt gatttttaac 480 gctgttcaaa caaatacaat tgctggagca ttggatggcg cattccatgt aaataaaata 540 gttgtagcca tagttctggc ggttttaact gcgtttatca ttttcggcgg tttaaaacgt 600 gttgtcgctg tttcacagct aattgtgccg gttatggcag gcatttatat tcttatcgct 660 ttatttgttg tcatcacgaa tattacggct ttccctggcg ttatcgctac aattgttaaa 720 aatgctttag gttttgaaca agtcgtcggc ggcggaatag gcggcatcat cgttatcggt 780 gcgcaacgcg gacttttttc aaacgaagca ggaatgggga gcgcaccaaa cgcggctgcg 840 acggctcatg tatcccatcc ggcaaagcaa ggctttattc aaacattagg cgtatttttc 900 gatacattta tcatatgtac gtccacagca tttattattt tgctgtacag tgtaacgcca 960 aaaggcgacg gcatccaagt cacacaggct gctcttaacc atcacattgg aggctgggcg 1020 ccgactttca tcgcagtcgc aatgttcttg tttgcattca gttcagttgt cggcaactat 1080 tattatggcg agacaaacat tgaatttatt aaaacaagca aaacatggct gaacatttac 1140 cgtatcgctg ttattgctat ggttgtgtat ggatctttat caggcttcca aatcgtttgg 1200 gatatggcgg acctctttat gggtatcatg gcgctgatca acttaattgt gattgcgctg 1260 ctgtcaaacg ttgcttacaa agtgtataaa gattacgcga aacagcgtaa gcaaggactt 1320 gatcctgtgt ttaaagcgaa aaacatccca gggctgaaaa acgctgaaac atgggaagat 1380 gagaaacaag aagcataa 1398 78 675 DNA Bacillus subtilis 78 atgaacacga ttgattggga attcatgata tcagcgttcc cgactttaat tcaggccctt 60 ccgatcacct tgtttatggc aatagcagct atgatttttg ccattatcgg aggacttatt 120 ctcgcactca ttacaaaaaa caaaattcca gtgcttcatc agctgtcaaa gctgtatata 180 tcctttttcc gaggcgtgcc gacacttgta cagctgttct taatctatta cgggctgccg 240 cagctatttc cagagatgag caaaatgaca gctctcacag ctgccatcat cgggttaagc 300 ttaaaaaacg cagcttattt ggcagaaatc ttccgggccg ccctcaattc tgttgatgac 360 gggcagctgg aggcgtgcct gtctgtcggt atgacaaaat ttcaggcata cagacggatt 420 attttgccgc aagcgatccg aaatgcgatt ccggcaacgg gcaatacatt tatcgggctc 480 ctgaaagaaa cgtcactggc ctttacatta ggggtcatgg agatgttcgc ccaagggaag 540 atgtacgctt caggaaacct caaatatttt gagacgtatt tggcggttgc gatcgtctat 600 tgggttctta ccattatcta cagcattttg caggacttgt ttgaacgtgc catgagcaag 660 ccataccgga cttag 675 79 795 DNA Bacillus subtilis 79 atgaagatga aaaaatggac agtgctggtc gttgctgcat tattagcggt gctctcagct 60 tgcggcaatg gaaacagcag cagtaaagag gatgacaatg tgcttcatgt cggtgcgaca 120 ggacaaagtt acccatttgc ttataaagaa aacggaaagc tgacaggctt tgacgtggaa 180 gtgatggaag cagtcgctaa gaaaattgac atgaaactgg actggaagct gcttgaattc 240 agcgggctga tgggagagct tcaaacaggc aagcttgaca ccatttccaa ccaggtagct 300 gtgacagacg aacgtaagga aacgtataac tttacgaaac catacgctta tgcgggaaca 360 cagattgtcg tcaaaaaaga caatacagac atcaaatcag tagacgattt aaaaggcaag 420 acagtcgcag ccgttctcgg ttcaaaccac gcgaaaaacc ttgaaagcaa agatcctgat 480 aaaaaaatca atatcaaaac gtacgaaaca caagagggta cgctgaagga tgttgcgtac 540 ggccgtgtag acgcttatgt caacagccga actgtattga tcgcgcaaat caagaagacc 600 ggtttgccat taaagcttgc aggagatccg attgtttacg aacaggttgc attcccattt 660 gccaaggacg atgcgcacga caagctccgc aaaaaagtca ataaggccct agatgaattg 720 cgtaaagacg gaacactgaa aaaactctct gaaaaatact ttaatgaaga tatcacagta 780 gaacagaagc attaa 795 80 498 DNA Bacillus subtilis 80 atgaagccac gataccgcct tgcagttgaa cgtgatgccg aacagcttct cgagctgaca 60 ttgcgggctt atgaaccgat tcgaaagctc ggcattcgtt ttgctgctgc tcatgcggat 120 ttggatttgg tgctgaaaaa tattcgggaa aatgcttgct acgtcatgga agaagacggg 180 cggatcatcg cgaccatcac cttgagaatg ccttggggaa aacagccggg accgtatggc 240 gttccgcata tctggtggtt tgctgtggac cccgacaccg gtaaaaaagg aatcggtaca 300 aagctgcttc aatggctgga ggaaacaatc cttcgcgata cgttaaaggt tccgtttgtt 360 tcactcggaa cagcggataa gcatccgtgg ctgattgaga tgtacgaacg aaaaggatat 420 gtccgctcag gtgaacaaga ccttggaaaa gggcatatca cagtctatat gaaaaaacaa 480 ttgggacatg atctataa 498 81 1326 DNA Bacillus subtilis 81 atgacaagca aaaagaaaca aatcaaatta ggggtatttt tagcaggtac aggccatcat 60 gttgcgtctt ggcggcaccc ggacgcgccg tcagatgcga gcatgaattt ggattatttt 120 aaagagcttg cgaaaacagc ggagcgaggc aagctggata tgctgttttt agcggacagc 180 ctttcaattg acagcaaatc acatccaaat gtattaacaa ggtttgagcc attcaccctg 240 ctctctgctt tggcgcaggt cacatcaaaa atcggactga cagcaacagc ctccactaca 300 tacagcgagc cattccatat tgccagacag tttgcgtcat tggatcatct gtccaatggc 360 cgtgccggat ggaacgtcgt cacttcatct attgaatcaa cagcgctgaa tttcagcggt 420 gaaaagcacc ttgaacacca tttgcgctat cagcgggcag aggaatttgt cgagattgta 480 aaggggcttt gggattcatg ggaagaggac gcctttatcc gtaataaaga aacgggtgaa 540 ttctttgaca aagaaaaaat gcatgagctg aaccacaaag gagaatattt ctcggttcgc 600 ggacctctaa acgtttcaag aaccccgcag ggccagccgg tcattatcca ggcaggatca 660 tcaggagacg gaaaagcgct ggctgccaaa acagccgaag tgatcttcac agcacaaaac 720 cacctggaat cagctcaaga attttatcaa tccattaaag aacaggctgc ggaattcgga 780 cgtgatccag aaaaaattgc cattatgccg ggtattttcc caatcattgc cgatacagaa 840 gaagcagcgc aagccaaata caaggagctc caagatctga ttatcccatc tgtcggtctg 900 caaattctcc aaaattactt aggcggaatt gatttgtcgg catatccgct tgatgggccg 960 ctgccgaagc ttgacgccga agcttccaat gcggtgaaga gccgcttcaa gcttgttcag 1020 gagatggctg aacgtgacaa tatgacgata cgagagcttt acaaatacgt tgcaggctcc 1080 agaggccacc atatcttcgt cggcacgccg gagcagctcg ccgacaagat gcaggaatgg 1140 gtggatacga aagcgtgtga cgggtttaac atcatgcctc cgcttcttcc agaaggaatt 1200 gaagtgtttg ttgatcaagt ggttccgatt ttacaggagc gcggcgtgtt cagaaaagaa 1260 tatgaaggca caacattacg agagcacttc ggtttggaaa agccggtaaa ccgctatgca 1320 aagtaa 1326 

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell having a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment comnrising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of narGHJT, csn, yncM, yvyD, yvaWXY, ydjL, sunA, and yolIJK and homologues thereof; and b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp cell of step (a) in the absence of oxygen wherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is expressed.
 2. A method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell having a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of narGHJI, csn, yncM, yvyD, yvaWXY, ydjL, sun,, and yolIJK and homologues thereof; b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp. cell of step (a) in the presence of oxygen whereby the cell density is increased; and c) removing oxygen form the transformed Bacillus sp. cell or step (b) whereby the chimeric gene is expressed.
 3. A method according to claim 2 wherein after step (c) oxygen is re-supplied to the transformed Bacillus sp. cell.
 4. A method according to either of claims 1 or 2 wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1-
 15. 5. A method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell having a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linled to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of feuABC, ykuVOP, and dhbABC, and homologues thereof; and b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp cell of step (a) in the absence of oxygen and in the nresence of nitrite wherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is expressed.
 6. A method according to claim 5 wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 16-24.
 7. A method according to claim 6 wherein the concentration of nitrite is from about 1 mM to about 10 mM.
 8. A method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell having a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of ycgMN, dhaS rapF rapG, rapH, rapK, yqhIJ, yveKLMNOPQST, yhJRSTUV csn, yncM yvyD, yvaWXY, ydjL, sunA, and yolIJK, and homologues thereof; and b) growing the transformied Bacillus sp cell of step (a) in the presence of oxygen until the cell reaches about T0 of the stationary phase wherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is expressed.
 9. A method according to claim 8 wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs:75, 76, 25-49, and 5-15.
 10. A method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacilluis sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell having a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of acoABCL, and glvAC, and homologues thereof; and b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp cell of step (a) in the presence of oxygen until the cell reaches about T1 of the stationary phase wherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is
 11. A method according to claim 10 wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs:4144 and 50-51.
 12. A method for the expression of a coding region of interest in a Bacillus sp comprising: a) providing a transformed Bacillus sp cell having a chimeric gene comprising a nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene operably linked to a coding region of interest expressible in a Bacillus sp, wherein the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of yxjCDEF, yngEFGHI, yjmCDEFG, ykfABCD, and yodOPRST; and homologues thereof; and b) growing the transformed Bacillus sp cell of step (a) in the presence of oxygen until the cell reaches about T3 of the stationary phase wherein the chimeric gene of step (a) is expressed.
 13. A method according to claim 12 the nucleic acid fragment comprising the promoter region of a Bacillus gene is selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs:52-74.
 14. A method according to any of claims 1, 2 or 3 wherein the expression of the chimeric gene is down-regulated at T0 of the stationary phase.
 15. A method according to any one of claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 10 and 12 wherein the Bacillus sp. cell is selected-from the species consisting of Bacillus subtillus, Bacillus thuringiensis, Bacillus anthracis, Bacillus cereus, Bacillus brevis, Bacillus megaterium, Bacillus interinedius, Bacillus theirmoamyloliquefacieiis, Bacillus anmyloliquefaciens, Bacillus circulans, Bacillus licheniformis, Bacillus macerans, Bacillus sphaericus, Bacillus stearothermophilus, Bacillus laterosporus, Bacillus acidocaldarius, Bacillus pumilus, and Bacillus pseudofirmus.
 16. The method according to any one of claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 10 and 12, wherein the coding region of interest is selected from the group consisting of crtE crtB, pds, crtD, crtL, crtZ, crtX crtO, phaC, phaE, efe, pdc, adh, genes encoding limonene synthase, pinene synthase, bornyl synthase, phellandrene synthase, cineole synthase, sabinene synthase, and taxadiene synthase.
 17. A method for monitoring the state of the cell metabolism of a Bacillus sp. culture comprising: a) providing a culture of actively growing Bacillus sp. cells; and b) measuring the expression levels of a pool of genes isolated from the Bacillus cells of step (a), the pool of genes comprising narGHJI, feuABC, ykuNOP, dhbABC, ydjL, sunA, yolIJK, csn ,yncM, yvyD, yvaWXY, yhJRSTUV, yveKLMNOPQST, dhaS, rapF, rapG, raph, rapK, ycgMN, yqhIJ, givAC, acoABCL, yxjCDEF, yngEFGHI yjmCDEFG, ykfABCD, yodOPRST, alsT, and yxeKLMN, and homologues thereof.
 18. A method according to claim 17 wherein a pool of genes isolated from the Bacillus cells is selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1-81.
 19. A method according to claim 17 wherein the measuring of gene expression levels is accomplished using a format selected from the group consisting of northern blots, nuclease protection assay or primer extension assays.
 20. A method according to claim 19 wherein the measuring of gene expression levels is accomplished using a nucleic acid microarray having the genes narGHJI, feuABC, ykuNOP, dhbABC, ydjL, sunL, yolIJK, csn ,yncM, yvyD, yvaWXY, yhfRSTUV, yveKLMNOPQST, dhaS, rapF, rapG, rapH, rapK, yqhlJ, glvAC, acoABCL, yxjCDEF, yngEFGHI yjmCDEFG, ykABCD, yodOPRST, alsT, and yxeKLMN, and homologues thereof, contained therein.
 21. A method according to claim 17 wherein the Bacillus sp. cell is selected from the species consisting of Bacillus subtillus, Bacillus thuringiensis, Bacillus anthracis, Bacillus cereus, Bacillus brevis, Bacillus megaterium, Bacillus intermedius, Bacillus thermoamyloliquefaciens, Bacillus amyloliquefaciens, Bacillus circulans, Bacillus licheniformis, Bacillus niacerans, Bacillus sphaericus, Bacillus stearothermophilus, Bacillus laterosporus, Bacillus acidocaldarius, Bacillus pumilus, and Bacillus pseudofirmus.
 22. A method according to claim 17 wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the absence of oxygen and the expression of genes nivGHJI, ydjL, sunL, yolIJK, csn ,yncM, yvyD, and yvaWXY are up-regulated in the log phase.
 23. A method according to claim 17 wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the absence of oxygen and in the presence of nitrite and the expression of genes feuABC, ykuNOP, and dhbABC are up-regulated in the log phase.
 24. A method according to either of claims 22 or 23 wherein the expression of genes narGHJI is down-regulated at about T0 of the stationary phase.
 25. A method according to claim 17 wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the presence of oxygen and the expression of genes ycgMN, yqhIJ, ydjL, sunA, yolIJK, csn, yncM, yvyD, yvaWXY, yhfRSTUV, yveKLMNOPQST, dhaS, rapF, rapG, rapH, rapK, are up-regulated at about T0 of the stationary phase.
 26. A method according to claim 17 wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the presence of oxygen and the expression of genes, acoABCL and glvAC are up-regulated at about T1 of the stationary phase.
 27. A method according to claim 17 wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the presence of oxygen and the expression of genes, yxjCDEF, yngEFGHI yjmCDEFG, ykfABCD, and yodOPRST are up-regulated at about T3 of the stationary phase.
 28. A method according to claim 17 wherein the actively growing culture is grown in the presence of oxygen and the expression of genes, alsT and yxeKLAM are down-regulated at stationary phase or under nutrient-limiting conditions. 